The astonishing footage shows an adorable baby Kamori goat enjoying the sunny days with its mum at Russia's Moscow Zoo.

Moscow Zoo said in a statement: 'In the Zoo on the estate of Father Frost, a Kamori goat was born in early May.

'Immediately after the birth of the goat, zoologists and veterinarians examined. They carried out all the necessary procedures to make sure that the baby was doing well and completely healthy.

'After the examination, it was announced that we had a boy.

'A couple of Kamori goats have been living in the Zoo since 2022. This is their second birth giving. The mother, who can already be called experienced, delivered the baby well.

'After giving birth, she licked the newborn and was feeding him with milk. Every day the kid becomes more inquisitive. He studies the world around him with great interest and is already starting to go outside.

'Now the whole family lives in a summer enclosure. With the onset of stable warm weather, they will go out into the outdoor enclosure on the territory of the Children's Zoo.

'Kamori is a very rare breed of goat for Russia. They are bred mainly in Pakistan. These animals attract attention with their hanging ears, the length of which can reach 45 centimetres, and also with their height up to one metre.'