Which Denver Zoo baby is your spirit animal?

Jilin was born at the zoo last August. Keepers say the pup has a playful spirit. He enjoys playing with clam shells and plastic balls, hiding from mom and dad and learning to swim. Keepers say he is becoming more playful and brave as he grows older. http://bit.ly/1ROcnNd

This foal was born at the Denver zoo last October. The Przewalski's horse is considered the only remaining, truly "wild" horse in the world and may be the closest living wild relative of the domesticated horse. The Denver Zoo says he loves to explore his yard with his mother. http://on9news.tv/1V1BACX

Hamlet is now about 2-years-old and was transferred to the Denver Zoo from Garden City, Kansas at the beginning of last year. Born with cream colored fur, and small enough to fit in the palm of your hand, red pandas, or fire fox, are found in the Himalayas. Zookeepers describe Hamlet as relaxed, easy-going and a little bit shy, much unlike his dramatic Shakespearean namesake. When Hamlet isn't busy exploring his new exhibit, keepers say he loves snacking on bamboo. http://bit.ly/1SkqxQx

The female gorilla was born to just before midnight on Feb. 25. It’s the first birth of an endangered western lowland gorilla at the zoo in 11 years, and the fifth ever in the zoo’s history. The species can grow up to five and a half feet tall and weigh between 300 and 500 pounds. There are believed to be only 112,000 western lowland gorillas worldwide, and the number is on the decline. http://on9news.tv/1Mz8Fos

Kalu and sister Kamara were born last September. Zookeepers say they are precocious, move around frequently, vocalizing and naturally competing. Zoo officials said they're the first lion cubs born at Denver Zoo since 2006. http://bit.ly/22LzD3R