VIDEO: Pygmy Goat Hitches Ride at Maryland Zoo

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Two pygmy goats will make their public debut at the Maryland Zoo on Friday, April 3, but they are already stars on the internet.

The zoo posted a pair of videos to Facebook Thursday featuring Clark and Chloe—its new baby goats, or “kids”—and within hours, clips of the kids leaping around and one hitching a ride with mom went viral.

Since they were born March 10, the twins have been “behind the scenes,” bonding with their parents, African pygmy goats Lois and Lex, according to a statement from the zoo. The kids are 9 and 10 pounds.

“They are becoming very active and will be jumping all over the place,” Carey Ricciardone, the zoo’s mammal collection and conservation manager, said. “They are actively exploring their environment, napping and playing with their mother.”

Clark and Chloe will be coming out to meet the public Friday at the Farmyard section of the zoo in Baltimore.

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Screenshot from video posted by the Maryland Zoo to Facebook. “The two new babies have been behind the scenes with [their mother] Lois since their birth, giving them time to bond. Luckily she’s an experienced mother and is taking very good care of her kids,” Carey Ricciardone, the zoo’s mammal collection and conservation manager, said.