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Baby Giraffe Cam at the Virginia Zoo

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Even more baby animal cuteness to follow online…. the Virginia Zoo’s new Giraffe Cam offers a unique view into the daily life of Masai giraffe mom Imara and her newborn calf!

Click HERE to check out the Giraffe Cam at The Virginia Zoo!

Information from the Virginia Zoo about Masai Giraffe: Masai giraffe are the largest subspecies of giraffe and the tallest land mammal on Earth. They are native to Kenya and Tanzania and are characterized by their jagged spots. Males reach heights of up to 18 feet tall and females grow to 14 feet tall. Giraffes may bear one offspring after a 15 month gestation period. When a giraffe baby is born, it comes into the world front feet first, followed by the head, neck, and shoulders. Newborn giraffe can stand and walk within one hour of birth. They can also eat leaves at the age of four months, but continue to nurse until they are 6 to 9 months old.

Looking for even more local video updates on baby animals? Click HERE to check out the Snowy Egret Cam at The Virginia Living Museum!

photo credit: The Virginia Zoo