The Mirage in Las Vegas welcomed a new addition to its Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat. A baby bottlenose dolphin, born Aug. 16, represents the fourth generation of dolphins living in the habitat.

“This newest addition reflects our ardent commitment to the educational work we do at the Dolphin Habitat to help preserve dolphins in the wild,” said David Blasko, director of animal care, The Mirage. “She will serve an important role as an educational ambassador, and we welcome guests to come meet her and learn about these magnificent creatures.”

The baby dolphin can be found in the habitat’s birthing and research pool, open to public viewing. Guests can also spot the dolphin calf’s grandmother and several other dolphins. The father resides at SeaWorld San Diego.

The Mirage dolphin habitat is Humane Conservation certified and accredited by the Alliance of Marine Mammal Parks and Aquariums to assure the highest standards of care for marine mammals and their conservation. The habitat also includes a sustainability discovery center, to give guests further information on how plastic pollution and marine debris impacts the world’s oceans and dolphin habitats. The Mirage welcomes thousands of children each year to view the animals at no charge.