Was a baby giraffe born at the Toronto Zoo?

The baby giraffe born at the Toronto Zoo last month now has a name and new video that is melting hearts all over again. Masai giraffe Mstari gave birth to the baby on Feb. 24 following a 15-month-pregnancy. The birth and first photos of the long-legged baby offered some much-needed relief in a horrible news cycle.



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The giraffe house is currently home to the Zoo's Masai giraffe calf 'Mstari' and to 'Kiko', the newest addition to our giraffe family.

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Celebrate North America's oldest Sumatran Orangutan and the oldest resident at the Zoo! Join us in celebrating her 56th Birthday with a birthday cake this Saturday and some special enrichment fit for a queen. Puppe has been at the Toronto Zoo since opening in 1974 and has had five children and five grandchildren.

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Parker, a Masai giraffe, broke its neck while trying to get free after being caught in a gate enclosure at Seneca Park Zoo in Rochester, officials there said. A 6-year-old giraffe died at an upstate New York zoo after getting caught in an enclosure gate, zoo officials announced.

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Staff at the Toronto Zoo are “emotionally processing” the death of Mila, a 2-year-old Amur tiger born at the facility, who died last week in a “freak accident” involving anesthesia at its new home at a U.S. zoo.

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Police say six exotic animals were taken from the zoo on Talbot Trail in Morpeth, Ont., on three separate occasions between October and November 2021. The missing animals are a squirrel monkey, lemur, red eclectus parrot, a lime green eclectus parrot and two umbrella cockatoos.

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