WATCH: Meet The Online Sensation Baby Pygmy Hippo Moo Deng Who Stormed The Internet

Viral News: Her cute face is eugh to make anyone's day. From her pinkish cheeks to her orable antics, internet has melted at sight of this charming creature.

Meet Moo Deng, a baby pygmy hippo and w an online sensation from Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand.

Several videos of Moo Deng being sprayed with water or showing her cute reactions when picked up by a zookeeper are elevating moods of netizens.

She became internet's favorite after several videos of her were shared by her caretaker, Atthapon Nundee. 

31-year-old zookeeper said while speaking to a media outlet, "While tourists have played a role in boosting Moo Deng’s online popularity, her lively personality has also contributed to her fame. moment I saw Moo Deng born, I set a goal to make her famous, but I never expected it would spre abro. I thought she could be famous in Thailand, but t internationally."

Moo Deng was born on July 10 and was first revealed to public on July 25. She became heartthrob of internet for her lively personality. Her name translates to "bouncy pig" or "pork patty."

baby hippo's orable and captivating gestures have inspired art, memes, and branded merchandise. She was also ticed by Sephora Thailand, which embraced trend by promoting a campaign with a tagline “wear your blush like a baby hippo.”

Growing Fame a Cause for Concern

baby hippo's newfound fame has caused concern for her zookeeper, as she is visited by hundreds of people every day. Reports of visitors throwing food and disturbing her for attention have raised anxieties.

In response, zoo has installed CCTV cameras and urged visitors to respect animals. Pygmy hippos are a critically endangered species, and according to a 1993 study, re were fewer than 3,000 left in wild. Pygmy hippos are herbivores who feed on roots, leaves and fruits, native of West Africa. y are kwn for ir unique ability to stand on ir hind legs to reach food.

Moo Deng's story serves as a reminder of responsibility we have to protect such rare species. “I hope that cuteness of Moo Deng will raise awareness for people to come and learn about [ species],” said Atthapon.