April Giraffe

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... it appears her calf is ready to get out of April’s tummy and stretch her legs in the real world. Dr Tim stopped by with "words of encouragement". No pressure….jeesh __link__/u 2 Yf Cd GGiv. — April The Giraffe (@April The Giraffe) March 2, 2017. Even without being born, we can tell that April’s baby is going to be full of energy! Animal Adventure Park, located in Upstate New York, shared footage of the calf MOVING inside April’s wound in Feb. Secondary Giraffe Keeper Corey explained that it’s extremely healthy behavior for the calf to be making twists and doing circles. He also said that April could have been experiencing contractions while the video was being recorded. Well done, Oliver! He’s April’s baby daddy and roommate. Cutest Human Babies From 2016 — Adorable Pics. As you may ...

What You Need To Know If You're Watching April The Giraffe

... from April? Male giraffes instinctively care about three things. Mating, fighting and eating. Oliver is only allowed inside with April a little at a time and under close supervision. Otherwise, he could be a danger to April and her calf by either fighting her, attempting to mate with her or eating her food. So he's only allowed to be a supportive father from a distance. Male giraffes also are not part of the child reading process. How can we tell if April is contracting? As explained, giraffes are pros and hiding their labor until it becomes active and the calf begins coming out. But Patch explains there are certain signs he looks for that he believes are her contractions. That's movement in the hips, straightening of the neck and her stomach movement which is the calf moving inside. What if You Tube ...

April The Pregnant Giraffe Has A Few Things To Say

... labor. Look, I have been pregnant for 15 months. FIFTEEN. Believe me, NO ONE is more ready for this baby than I am. Oh, I look so huge? What a fascinating observation. My belly looks like it’s about to pop? Wow, such an original comment that I have not heard every single day for the past month. Two in there? No, just the one, thanks so much for your interest Mrs. Not-A-Veterinarian. I’m so sorry that you find watching the waning moments of my super-long pregnancy to be frustrating or boring. It’s a non-stop laugh riot for me, gestating a 150-pound mammal inside my body. I am not an actual medical doctor or veterinarian. I am a giraffe. My brain, proportionate to my body size, is quite small. But even I know that staring at a pregnant belly and loudly asking, “HAVEN’T YOU HAD THAT BABY YET?!” is not an efficient way to induce labor. By the way, there's an app for that. Animal Adventure Park Giraffe Cam / You Tube. Nope, STILL no baby, Alysia. Oh, YOU'RE tired of waiting? It's been 15 months, Alysia. NO ONE is readier for this baby than I, April the Giraffe, am. Fun fact: The first real sign of active labor for a giraffe is when you can see the hooves coming out. Yep, hooves ...

South Carolina Woman's April The Giraffe Impression Goes Viral

... Tucson News Now). Last week, the City of South Tucson did an inspection on the shelter and measured the dorms. Gospel Rescue mission officials then found out that the maximum number of beds they could have is 55. Monday, March 6 2017 11:50 PM EST 2017-03-07 04:50:19 GMT. (Source: Tucson News Now). Tucson News Now spoke to a Somali Muslim who said President Trump’s new travel ban has been improved from the first roll-out and a step in the right direction, but he still views it as a Muslim ban, and said it creates an anti-Muslim atmosphere. Monday, March 6 2017 10:43 PM EST 2017-03-07 03:43:19 GMT. (Source: Tucson News Now). A pretty big mistake had Tucson's second largest school district scrambling to make sure its employees won't be hurt. Personal employee information was accidentally sent out to every Sunnyside Unified School District employee. Monday, March 6 2017 9:21 PM EST 2017-03-07 02:21:26 GMT. Rollover crash (Source: Pima County Sheriff's Department). Pima County Sheriff's Department has not said when the area will reopen. Drivers are asked to avoid the area, and use an alternate route if possible. Monday, March 6 2017 8:27 PM EST ...

April's Still Waiting For Her New Calf

... and do very little else, waiting until she has the baby. The calf will be April's fourth calf and her mate Oliver's first calf. The animals live at  Animal Adventure Park. The little giraffe won't be all that little. At birth it will weigh in at about 150 pounds and will stand at about 6' tall, Animal Adventure Park said. The feed was earlier removed by You Tube after it was labeled sexually explicit. The park blamed the removal on animal rights activists who oppose zoos. While April has not yet given birth, the park reported on its Facebook page that it welcomed twin black belly Barbados lambs Saturday morning and another lamb Monday. Copyright 2017 Raycom News Network. All rights reserved. Monday, March 6 2017 9:27 PM EST 2017-03-07 02:27:42 GMT. Monday, March 6 2017 9:27 PM EST 2017-03-07 02:27:42 GMT. Jackie Watts’ family had reported her missing the day before, after witnesses saw Watts chasing a small dog. Monday, March 6 2017 5:26 PM EST 2017-03-06 22:26:52 GMT. Monday, March 6 2017 5:26 PM EST 2017-03-06 22:26:52 GMT. Tossing coins in a fountain for luck is a popular superstition, but a similar belief brought misery to a ...

Tom Hiddleston Live-narrates A Viral Giraffe Cam

... of labor. On Wednesday, April was a “happy camper,” after spending some morning time outside, he told Us. Most Stylish Instagram Pets. For now, the live feed, which has more than 100,000 people logged on to it 24 hours a day, is a look at the moment-to-moment life of an expectant giraffe, basically involving a lot of hanging out next to her baby daddy (Oliver, 5) in the next stall and eating a lot of hay and specialized giraffe food. Hiddleston provided a live dramatic narration of the giraffe’s movements on BBC Radio 1 Wednesday morning. “All giraffes need to exercise. She’s taking a walk around her room. Look at that magnificent long neck,” The Night Manager star said in his best radio voice, describing her swishing her tail “magnificently around her quarters. She takes a bow; she knows the world is watching.”. Know Your Celebrity Pets. This will be April’s ...

April Is Still Expecting, But Denver's Giraffe 'dobby' Is Absolutely Adorable

... from zoo visitors like Clara. “I like the baby giraffe,” Clara said, as she sat atop her dad’s shoulders at Dobby’s debut. “She heard about the (giraffe) in New York,” explained Lindsay Eaves, Clara’s father. “So, seeing this one born is really cool.”. The Eaves were not the only animal admirers tuned in to the social media giraffe craze. “Everybody was waiting for the one in New York to be born, and then this one popped out,” said Le Ann Chavez, a member of the Denver Zoo. “A pleasant surprise,” her husband, Andrew, chimed in. (credit: CBS). Faliano said that Dobby is getting stronger every day. “He’s doing great right now. He’s gaining about three pounds a day. He’s up 10 pounds from when he was born, which is huge,” Faliano said. “It’s looking really, really, really good. So we’re very hopeful that he’ll make a full recovery and ...

April The Giraffe, Zoo Keepers Share Special Bond

... keepers share special bond. April the giraffe, zoo keepers share special bond. Anyone who has watched the live giraffe cameras from Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York knows the keepers at the zoo love the animals. Related Stories. Millions watch, wait for giraffe birth. HARPURSVILLE, NY (FOX 13) - Anyone who has watched the live giraffe cameras from Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, New York knows the keepers at the zoo love the animals. On Wednesday, the live cameras - and tens of thousands of people watching - saw another sweet moment between zoo keeper Alyssa and the giraffes, April and Oliver. During a live video posted Wednesday morning, the world was officially introduced to zoo keepers Alyssa and Corey. That evening, Alyssa shared some snacks with the giraffes, and kisses with April. Alyssa felt the side of April's belly, likely ...

Fun Facts About Giraffe Sex To Keep You Occupied While You Wait For That Giraffe Baby

... mount her for a couple of days, often while sporting a frankly alarming erection, and sometimes licking her hind legs. His mate just keeps walking away from him every time he tries to do this (and can you blame her?). At some point though, she stands still long enough for the deed to be done. Once the male rears up on his hind legs and mounts her successfully, he ejaculated in mere seconds. Sometimes he can go again (and sometimes again after that) each time only for a few seconds—as his partner continually walks away from him. It's kind of a weird dynamic, to say the least. But don’t worry—it’s not just the females who have to deal with what must be a deeply unsatisfying mating ritual. It’s the males, too! The internet likes to cite the number 94 as the percent of all giraffe sex that’s homosexual in nature. It’s not actually clear how much of giraffe sex is ...

All Of Your 'april The Giraffe' Questions Answered

... in order to attack once the calf is born. One sign of active labor is when the giraffe's water breaks. It can be anywhere from a slow trickle of liquid to a flow of mucus. Then why is the feed up if we're not sure when the calf is coming? Animal Adventure Park is currently in its off-season so the park is closed to visitors. People who've visited the park in pervious months knew of April's pregnancy and the park has been receiving inquiries about her giving birth. Animal Adventure felt this was a good way to keep those who wanted to follow along with April informed. Is the calf a boy or girl? Animal Adventure says their ultrasound equipment cannot tell the sex of the calf. When is April actually due? April's tentative due day was mid-February, give or take some days. She is very close but it could still be hours or days. Why is Oliver kept separate from April? Male giraffes instinctively care about three things. Mating, fighting and eating. Oliver is only allowed inside with April a ...

April The Giraffe Has Continued Belly Movements, Is More ‘on Edge

... by AP Wire Service , Updated at 08:56 AM, March 4, 2017. HARPURSVILLE, N. Y. — A pregnant giraffe has its own website, a Go Fund Me page, an apparel line and millions of people worldwide watching live-streaming video waiting for it to give birth. The 15-year-old long-legged You Tube star, named April, is expected to give birth any time now in her enclosed pen at the Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, rural upstate village 130 miles northwest of New York City. Since the privately owned zoo’s giraffe cam began live-streaming video from April’s enclosure last week, the feed has totaled more than 15 million views on You Tube as people around the world check on the status of April’s 15-month pregnancy. The birth of April’s fourth calf was still pending as of Thursday, when the live video had about 115,000 people looking in. “Instead of local or regional we’re global,” said Cortney Whalen, a spokeswoman for zoo owner Jordan Patch. “It has definitely broadened the general awareness of the park.”. In videos posted on the park’s Facebook page this week, Patch has said ...

April The Giraffe May Be Ready To Give Birth

... Internet. I, April the pregnant giraffe, understand that you are interested in the impending birth of my calf. It is a joyous occasion to be sure, and I'm happy to share my joy with the hundreds of thousands of people watching my live stream on You Tube. But newsflash: Staring at me and demanding “Where’s that baby already?” is NOT helping. Look, I have been pregnant for 15 months. FIFTEEN. Believe me, NO ONE is more ready for this baby than I am. Oh, I look so huge? What a fascinating observation. My belly looks like it’s about to pop? Wow, such an original comment that I have not heard every single day for the past month. Two in there? No, just the one, thanks so much for your interest Mrs. Not-A-Veterinarian. I’m so sorry that you find watching the waning moments of my super-long pregnancy to be frustrating or boring. It’s a non-stop laugh riot for me, gestating a 150-pound mammal inside my body. I am not an actual medical doctor or veterinarian. I am a giraffe. My brain, proportionate to my body size, is quite small. But even I know that staring at a ...