A baby hippo named Bumpy is being hand-reared by keepers at a sanctuary in Kenya after it was found alone at the edge of a lake. BBC News reports that the calf was discovered clinging to its lifeless mother. According to the Daily Mail, the calf was found near Lake Oloiden in Naivasha and appeared to be seeking comfort after its mother died following a territorial fight. The calf is described as being barely a week old. Sanctuary staff are now caring for the orphaned animal, using hand-rearing to provide support while it develops. All accounts describe the same central circumstances: a very young hippo calf is orphaned, found with or near the body of its mother at a lakeside location, and moved into human care for rehabilitation and ongoing management. The reports do not give further details on the calf’s prognosis, the exact timing of the discovery, or the broader rescue context beyond the death of the mother and the subsequent need for hand-rearing.