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Copenhagen zoo welomes the arrival of its third giraffe calf born this year. The zoo is part of an international giraffe breeding programme, and has now bred 52…
Copenhagen zoo welomes the arrival of its third giraffe calf born this year. The zoo is part of an international giraffe breeding programme, and has now bred 52 since the first one arrived in 1902.
Giraffes are close to being an endangered species in the wild due to habitat loss caused by human activity.
Copenhagen zoo welomes the arrival of its third giraffe calf born this year. The zoo is part of an international giraffe breeding programme, and has now bred 52 since the first one arrived in 1902.
Giraffes are close to being an endangered species in the wild due to habitat loss caused by human activity.
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