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Houston Zoo Welcomes Baby Boy Masai Giraffe

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Strike a pose, George! Celebrate #SaveTheRhinoDay

Strike a pose, George! Celebrate #SaveTheRhinoDay by visiting George in our African forest. Rhinos do not have any front teeth, but they have big wide lips to help pull up grasses. On average, our rhinos eat about 50 pounds of hay per day.

🦒 Meet the Zoo’s newest arrival, a baby boy M

🦒 Meet the Zoo’s newest arrival, a baby boy Masai giraffe named Tino! On Saturday morning, Houston Zoo giraffe keepers arrived to find a baby giraffe! Tino will spend mornings with the herd in the McGovern Giraffe Habitat, and afternoons continuing to bond with mom, Kamili, behind the scenes. Read more about our new giraffe via link in bio.

Members, tune in for a special peek inside our who

Members, tune in for a special peek inside our whooping crane habitat tomorrow at 11am. You’ll get to learn more about our whooping crane duo Heiden and Angel. Log in to the Member Portal to get exclusive access to tune in!

🦧 Hi, Aurora! If you stop by our Wortham World

🦧 Hi, Aurora! If you stop by our Wortham World of Primates, you’ll meet Aurora and Cheyenne, who are our youngest and oldest orangutans, at the Zoo. We closed out Ape-ril with a special livestream where they enjoyed a variety of enrichment including honeycomb boxes filled with mix nuts and hay. Tune in to learn more: houstonzoo.org/fblive

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