Elephants are generally quick to master standing and walking skills. Learning to use their trunks properly, however, can take ...

On Saturday, the Oregon Zoo welcomed its newest resident as Rose-Tu, a 30-year-old Asian elephant, gave birth to her calf after more than 20 months of pregnancy. The calf was born at 4:29 p.m.

If you're looking for some cuteness overload, get ready for it because Oregon Zoo introduced the newest member of their family on Monday, a new baby elephant! Proud mama Rose-Tu gave birth to the baby ...

FORT WORTH, Texas. (WFLA) — The Fort Worth Zoo announced the birth of a brand-new baby Asian elephant calf born on Aug. 18. The zoo reported that the baby is female and was born healthy, weighing 250 ...

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PORTLAND, Oregon — The new baby elephant at the Oregon Zoo is a girl! The zoo revealed the baby's gender exclusively on KGW and NBC's 'Today' show Thursday morning. For nearly two weeks, the sex of ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — The Sedgwick County Zoo says one of its four pregnant elephants has given birth. The zoo says the boy is a healthy African elephant calf. This marks an exciting milestone for ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - For the first time since a pair of historic births earlier this month, the Sedgwick County Zoo is showing off its baby elephant calves. The bulls are the first elephant babies ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KAKE) - Baby elephant alert! A another baby elephant has been born at the Sedgwick County Zoo, the second in four days. The zoo said Xolani delivered a male calf, named Kijani, on ...

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH) - The Sedgwick County Zoo announced on Thursday the birth of its first elephant. Talia, the mother elephant, gave birth to a healthy baby boy named Bomani, which means “warrior” ...

Ann Forsberg-Doyle, a volunteer docent at Reid Park Zoo, holds a pair of binoculars up to her eyes. “She’s found more grass,” the docent of 12 years says, as she watches 30-year-old elephant Semba.