Oh man! April, the giraffe gives birth to another calf

(Gray News) – Tajiri has a little brother.

April, the giraffe gave birth to another calf and he is already standing and walks on his trembling legs.

The baby was born at the Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York, and was born within two hours. At its peak, about 300,000 people watched the live stream on YouTube.

The calf began to emerge at 11am and was born at 12:45 pm. AND. The little boy was standing at 13:27. and started breastfeeding. A giraffe can take 30 to 30 minutes, or even 2 hours, to give birth once work has begun.

"With an average gestation of 15 months, we are grateful to have a healthy calf on the ground, to breastfeed and to bond with mom." With the number of wild giraffes that are every year, every calf counts, "says Jordan Patch, owner of Animal Adventure Park.

The mother was seen licking the newborn while the park staff enthusiastically observed the outside of the animal's enclosure.

The Giraffe, aged 17, became a viral sensation two years ago when she gave birth to a calf called Tajiri.

Viewers of the live stream responded with joy to the sight of the animal giving birth.

"I do not know why I cry my tears of joy," said Jennifer Hodell in the comments section of YouTube.

"We need chocolate," said Susan Sapp.

On Monday, the month of April seemed to have contractions and "surges," according to the Animal Adventure Park website on Facebook.

The park, where April has been living since 2015, started her "Giraffe Watch 2019" on the last day of February.

On Thursday, the animal park tweeted that she had "profoundly progressed" in the delivery process.

The wait has reached a frenzy at birth in 2017, with hundreds of millions of people watching the YouTube live stream over the past few weeks waiting. More than a million people watched the live diet when she gave birth in April of the same year.

April gave birth to four calves, according to Animal Adventure Park. She likes carrots and painting.

There are about 90,000 giraffes in the wild. About 1,200 giraffes participate in captive management programs, the park said.

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