A clumsy rhinoceros at Edinburgh Zoo was seen clattering into fences and walls surrounding his enclosure - after getting his head stuck inside a bucket.
The klutzy mammal - named Qabid - was captured on video with the object covering his eyes as keepers went to feed him.
Qabid’s handlers spotted the greater one-horned rhinoceros meandering around his enclosure and bumping into the surrounding walls.
In a hilarious video uploaded to Twitter, the rhino eventually manages to shake the bucket off his horn, despite initially struggling.
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Qabid arrived at Edinburgh Zoo from Planckendael in Belgium in 2018 and is one of two young rhinos cared for at the facility as part of a breeding programme.
The greater one-horned rhinoceros has vulnerable status among global conservation efforts, despite once being commonly found across the Indian subcontinent.
Estimates put the current population in the wild at between 2-3,000, but hundreds of others are currently in captivity.
