A giraffe in the United States unexpectedly giving birth in front of tourists. Baby Lu was 1.8 meters tall when he was born

Jimu Journalist Li Lili Hu Xiuwen

Recently, tourists in the Virginia Zoo in the United States accidentally saw a giraffe delivery, which made tourists unforgettable for life. The ninth child's ninth child is one meter eight at birth.

Mascost necktail and her baby (source: CNN)

According to the US Cable TV News Network on September 24, last week, the giraffe has begun to learn to run.

On September 9, local time, a Masian -long deodiane Ion -necium in the Virginia Zoo in the United States gave birth to a deer in front of tourists.

The Masian long -deer is one of the four giraffe sub -species and is listed as an "endangered species" by the International Nature Conservation Alliance. The giraffe is covered with Tanzania and Kenya. Due to the loss of hugging and habitats, their population groups have declined significantly.

The giraffe weighs 122 pounds (about 111 catties) at birth and 6 feet height (about 183 cm). Because the little deer is the ninth son of his mother, Imara, it is named Tisa, which means "nine" in Swahili.

The zoo says that Tisa is "healthy and full of personality", and now tourists can already see Tisa.

Tisa's mother Imara and father Billy were paired according to the animal park association and the aquarium species survival plan. The zoo says that because the species is endangered, "the birth of this deer is particularly important."

At present, including Tisa, the Virginia Zoo now has five giraffes.

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