The El Paso Zoo hosted a gender-reveal celebration Wednesday for giraffe parents Gigi and Juma and their new baby, a 6-foot-tall calf. Has the gender-reveal trend reached its peak?

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Calves of the endangered Masai giraffe and other juvenile African wildlife are being illegally exported from Tanzania to the Sharjah Safari in Al Dhaid in the United Arab Emirates (UAE ...

Nick has musophobia, a fear of mice (Photo: Wonderhood Studios/Channel 4) The first of 20 people featured in the series is Ollie, who is suffering from globophobia, or fear of balloons.

In a ground-breaking research study, scientists uncovered four distinct species of Africa’s much-loved gentle giant: the giraffe, which is quite the opposite to the widely assumed notion that just one ...

Sox, a Masai giraffe, was “humanely euthanized” on Friday, Jan. 17, according to Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium officials. The 17-year-old giraffe — a favorite among zoo keepers and visitors — had been ...

PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium is mourning the loss of a beloved giraffe. The zoo said its 17-year-old female Masai giraffe, Sox, was humanely euthanized on Friday. Sox had chronic ...

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DELAYS. RIGHT NOW AT FIVE, THE RACINE ZOO, MOURNING THE DEATH OF ITS BELOVED GIRAFFE, JABARI. 12 NEWS KENDALL KEYS REPORTS FROM RACINE. WITH THE MASSIVE RESPONSE AND EFFORT TO RESCUE JABARI AFTER ...

Two female giraffe calves were born four days apart at a NSW wildlife park. The new calves were nearly 2 metres tall and weighed 90 kilograms at birth, which no humans were present for.

When palaeontologist and zoologist Nikolaos Kargopoulos embarked on a research project two years ago to analyse the skull morphology of giraffes, he believed that “a giraffe was just a giraffe”.