The first photos of new giraffes from inside his zoo

Day 7 releases the first photos of 3 new giraffes in the zoo, from inside the new giraffe house, which the park received to make up for what the park has lost in recent years after the death of the male giraffe. The animals are very popular with visitors to the park.

And the new giraffe house on an area of ​​more than 2 hectares, and it is one of the most welcoming places for visitors with the latest design according to international requirements, especially since the giraffe house is appreciated of children, due to the characteristics of giraffes who love children, due to their large size which makes them the longest wild animals and the largest ruminants, The most prominent characteristics are its neck and long legs, as well as the bony protrusions on its head that resemble horns, including nine species, and are widespread in Chad, South Africa, Niger and Somalia.

It should be noted that the new giraffes arrived at the airport at nine o’clock yesterday, Tuesday, and all precautionary measures have been taken and all necessary checks have been carried out to ensure that they are free from all diseases, epidemics and viruses.

Welcoming the new giraffes comes after contracting two female giraffes and one male giraffe for the zoo, with giraffes being imported according to international requirements, and through endangered animal exchange programs to address issues of accumulation or deficit in some wild animals.

Dr Mohamed Rajaei, head of the central zoos administration, confirmed in statements to “On the seventh day, 3 giraffes from South Africa arrived at a zoo, where the giraffes are shipped on a plane for transport. animals from the country of origin, and after their arrival a contract is made with a private company for the equipped cars. ” To take her to Giza Zoo to her new home.

Rajai pointed out that despite the decline in Giza Zoo revenue due to the Corona crisis, the zoo administration has succeeded in alternately bringing in many endangered animals, including the completion of the approval of importation for 3 new giraffes that were contracted, including 2 females and a male giraffe. Contract them under the animal exchange system for a hippopotamus or what is called a master of cream and a number of water rams, explaining that the import of giraffes meets international requirements, and through endangered animal exchange programs to solve problems of accumulation or handicap in certain wild animals.