
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has now lost two members of its giraffe herd this year, according to a dismal announcement.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has now lost two members of its giraffe herd this year, according to a dismal announcement.
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After a monthlong fight, staff at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore bid goodbye to Julius this weekend.
Your worst zoo-related nightmare shouldn’t be an escaped jungle cat or poisonous snake sneaking up on you. It’s a rabid groundhog stalking you and others around the premises.
Month-old giraffe calf Julius is still in critical condition, but at least he’s eating again. That development was enough to convince zoo staff to put off a planned “major procedure” for the giraffe that was set to take place yesterday.
The updates keep on coming for Julius, but this one is serious.
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore’s youngest giraffe is back in intensive medical care after an alarming change in his blood work.
A bird-themed collaboration beer between Baltimore’s zoo and one of its breweries is spreading its wings flippers.
Things are looking up for the Maryland Zoo’s 10-day-old giraffe calf, and not just because he now has his own moniker.