Growing Up Giraffe- Giraffe Birth

[Keith5Cats2]

Maybe the 400 people taking pictures weren't a good idea. Give her some space and privacy. Dumb fuck people

[Keith5Cats2]

Oh stop being dramatic, she knows what she's doing. Mom's give birth and know how to keep their babies safe many times a day.

[Ninownsursoul]

fake

[ROLOSMACKDOWN]

I CRYED HALF WAY THROUGH

[sexyminexy]

her voice irritates me

[TheOfficialMG]

AWH!!!! I feel honored to know that I fed a giraffe at the zoo once

[shussey100]

It's amazing the calf just was standing after minutes.

[attadf]

I've read that giraffes kicks their babies just after birth so they can learn to stand quickly to not be eaten by lions...

do you have any video of this?

[jacksdigitalshack]

the giraffe is dying because it's a fucking cage... duh. feed them mass amount of carrots wtf do you expect? giraffes in the wild don't eat carrots or grains... those giraffes want twigs and leaves. they're practically feeding the giraffes junk food. no suprise since humans would like to mirror themselves on to animals. it makes them feel better about all the junk food humans eat.

[bobscreator12345]

the yellow stuff looks like orange juice!!!!

[FreeeeS]

@bobscreator12345 very good observational skills there partner you should be a scientist

[XxOxygenINCxX]

i like when the yellow stuff came out after the baby did

@ 2:17

[bongobeaver]

no offense to anyone in this its pretty calf but how it came out /gag

[kiwiking254]

Can you put growing up lynx

[preg191stchld]

aren't you glad we don't give birth like that

[sockmonkeyfeaver13]

haha i was drinking orange juice when i saw this on tv yucky

[3rin420]

that calf is at safari west in napa california. shes six now, and shes really cute. she drools a lot.

[DevLcL]

@3rin420 Do you work there by any chance?

[jimmyluc]

0:48 scary!!!

[iloveCrowfeather]

i love this show!

[chaia84]

this looks like it really hurts!

[OctiveBlondes]

aw, it's little ear was wigglin 2:39

[CesiousFox]

What a relief, I thought she would of sat on the unborn calf; what a relief.

[jimmyluc]

0:30 was scary when i saw that I yelled!

[awsomeking5]

0:17

[joefran4]

Whew..!!! (relief)

[trainfrog]

After several hours, it seemed like it was past time to pluck the calf out. Yah, it's a hazard, but the people who are responsible for the giraffe assumed the risk of owning a wild animal. If they want to treat it like a wild animal and let nature take its course, then the giraffe should have been left in the wild.

[uglyxorgan]

Yes, but it is people like this that help animals from not going extinct.

[Kevannah24]

I love this episode!

[iloveCrowfeather]

me too!

[Paramorerocks21]

10th veiw

[blueorangelettuce]

where's the rest of this video? why cut so short?