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Published 8:12 am, Wednesday, April 26, 2017
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe Barn.
On Tuesday, April 25, the Houston Zoo announced the birth of another newborn female Masai giraffe on site. The calf, which currently doesn’t have a name, joins two-week-old Zindzhi at the zoo’s McGovern Giraffe
Photo: Stephanie Adams/Houston Zoo
For the second time in two weeks the Houston Zoo is celebrating the birth of a newborn.
On Tuesday the zoo released photos and video of a newborn female Masai giraffe born at the McGovern Giraffe Barn at the African Forest on site.
TALL KID: Houston Zoo’s new giraffe finally has name
The giraffe was born on Monday born just after 8 a.m. to Asali, a second-time mom, according to zoo staff. The newborn follows two-week-old Zindzhi, another female Masai giraffe, who was born on April 17.
The giraffe and her mother are currently being watched over by zoo staff to ensure that everything is running smoothly with the duo.
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As with Zindzhi, the newborn giraffe will likely be named within days and make a public debut in a few days. Typically newborn giraffes weigh around 150 pounds and stand 6 feet tall. They also grow rather fast and she won’t be small for very long. Keep in mind that giraffes are the tallest living terrestrial animals.
The zoo is now home to seven Masai giraffes, one of the nine subspecies of giraffes.
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