Giraffe - Indianapolis Zoo
WEBThe rest of the animal kingdom really looks up to giraffes—they’re the world’s tallest land mammal! Like humans, they have seven vertebrae in their neck, but they’re larger than ours. That long neck helps them see across their savanna habitat and eat leaves from trees.
Baby giraffe born at Indianapolis Zoo | wthr.com
WEBDec 8, 2023 · INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Zoo made a big announcement Thursday. The zoo introduced a new giraffe calf, who was born Wednesday to one of their giraffes, Kita. "While the baby doesn't yet have a name, he & mom are both doing great and will remain indoors with the rest of our herd this winter," the zoo wrote on Facebook.
There's a new baby at Indianapolis Zoo - IndyStar
WEBDec 8, 2023 · The zoo on Thursday announced the arrival of a giraffe calf. The 6-foot tall male giraffe was born Wednesday to mom Kita, the zoo said in a social media post along with a photo.
Baby giraffe born at Indianapolis Zoo
WEBNov 10, 2020 · INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Zoo announced the birth of a male reticulated giraffe on Tuesday. The baby giraffe was born early Sunday, and he is the first calf for his 3-year-old mother, Mika.
Indianapolis Zoo welcomes baby giraffe, first female calf
WEBFeb 21, 2019 · The Indianapolis Zoo is used to welcoming male giraffes into the world — 21-year-old Takasa has previously birthed six calfs, all male. But, on Feb. 11, Takasa welcomed her seventh baby — her...
WATCH: Baby giraffe at Indianapolis Zoo enjoys warm weather
WEBMar 11, 2021 · The 4-month-old giraffe ventured out into the public yard for the first time, taking advantage of the warmer weather over the past few days. According to the zoo, Kendi spent several hours exploring every inch of the habitat along with the rest of …
Indianapolis Zoo names baby giraffe Kendi | wthr.com
WEBDec 7, 2020 · INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Zoo has named its newest giraffe calf: Kendi. The name Kendi is an African name meaning "loved one." The male calf, born at the zoo Nov. 8 to 3-year-old Kita, was 137 pounds and about 6 feet tall at birth.
Indianapolis Zoo - Wikipedia
WEBThe Indianapolis Zoo is a 64-acre (26 ha) non-profit zoo, public aquarium, and botanical garden in Indianapolis, Indiana, United States. Incorporated in 1944, the Indianapolis Zoological Society established the first zoo at George Washington Park in 1964.
Rides & Attractions - Indianapolis Zoo
WEBDuring our animal feed experiences, you’ll be able to hand-feed several of our animals including a giraffe, a flamingo, a ray and more! For all animal feed times*: See our daily schedule *Feeds are available seasonally when weather permits.
Indianapolis Zoo: 7 ways to see the animals up-close - IndyStar
WEBJul 5, 2019 · The Indianapolis Zoo is the only place in town where you can mingle with a flamingo, pet a shark, feed a giraffe and take a selfie with a sloth. It's a zoo, aquarium and botanical garden,...
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