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A heartwarming CCTV footage has captured the moment a rare baby giraffe took its first wobbly steps at a UK safari park. The young one appears to have been born onto a soft bed of straw at West Midland Safari Park, falling roughly 2 meters. The female calf, named Namara, was born to 14-year-old mother Acacia at 6.30am on October 8 in the warmth of the Giraffe House. A heartwarming CCTV footage has captured the moment a rare baby giraffe took its first wobbly steps at a UK safari park. West Midland Safari Park / SWNS Namara, a female calf, was born to 14-year-old mother Acacia at 6.30am on October 8 in the warmth of the Giraffe House. West Midland Safari Park / SWNS This birth is now hoped to provide renewed hope for the future of the species, which is ultimately categorized. This special moment was captured on CCTV, and 40 minutes later, her first steps, while trying to stand, were also caught on camera. The adorable video also shows the newborn’s first feeding and interactions with her mother and adult female Bewindi, who stays by Acacia’s side throughout the experience. This special moment was captured on CCTV, and 40 minutes later, her first steps, while trying to stand, were also caught on camera. West Midland Safari Park / SWNS A few days later, keepers and veterinary staff performed a quick health check and were delighted to discover the 6-foot-tall calf was a girl. “The team at West Midland Safari Park were delighted to see the arrival of a healthy, female giraffe calf on Wednesday morning. Acacia is an experienced mother and is now settling in and bonding with her newborn in the warmth of the Giraffe House.” “Giraffe are under threat in the wild, so every birth is really important to the population,” said Safari WD’s Leader Sakin MWDSA Watkins. “The pregnancy and birth were straightforward and the calf is thriving.” “All the animals born at the park this year have names beginning with the letter ‘N’, so we chose ‘Namara’ which means sunshine. “Giraffe are under threat in the wild, so every birth is really important to the population. Acacia is an experienced mother and is now settling in and bonding with her newborn in the warmth of the Giraffe House,” Watkins said. West Midland Safari Park / SWNS “We hope guests will be able to see her soon when she takes her first steps in the outdoor giraffe paddock.” Giraffe as a species have recently made headlines; scientists thought there was only one species, but genetic evidence proved that there are four distinct species. At the park in Bewdley, Worcs, the giraffes have been reclassified as ‘Northern Giraffe’; this means that the giraffes in the wild are now critically endangered. The next step for Namara will be meeting the rest of the pack. Siblings Emali and Chris, half-brother Kingsley, and father Rufus. West Midland Safari Park / SWNS At the park in Bewdley, Worcs, the giraffes have been reclassified as ‘Northern Giraffe’; this means that the giraffes in the wild are now critically endangered. West Midland Safari Park / SWNS Experts say this includes habitat loss and fragmentation. Poaching, climate change, and the impact of political instability in the areas they inhabit. The next step for Namara will be meeting the rest of the pack, including siblings Emali and Chris, half-brother Kingsley, and father Rufus. Keepers hope that she will venture out with the rest of the herd and the public will be able to see her across the safari.
প্রকাশিত: 2025-10-16 21:18:00
উৎস: nypost.com
