Zoo officials say Titali has been carefully introduced to the Zoo’s other female, Kesi and if all goes according to plan she’ll be ready to meet the public for the first time in a few weeks.

A baby giraffe whose birth in March came as a surprise at the Maryland Zoo this week received a name — Titali, which means “butterfly” in the Bulu language spoken in southern Cameroon.

The ardha titali asana, also known as the half butterfly pose, is a seated yoga pose that aims to stretch the inner thighs, groin, and hips. In Sanskrit, "ardha" means half, ...

BALTIMORE (7News) — The Maryland Zoo is re-opening their Giraffe House to a limited number of guests after a three-month long closure, but there's a new addition to their giraffe herd. Titali is ...

BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Maryland Zoo is inviting visitors to meet its newest resident, a giraffe calf named Titali, with special visitation passes starting June 20. The passes will allow a ...

Titali’s mother, Kipipeo, […] (WHTM)– Eager to see Maryland Zoo’s new giraffe calf? The zoo is offering special visitation passes to the public to see the newest member of its giraffe ...

Titali spent the first month of her life with her mother. Now, the zoo says she has been introduced to the zoo’s other female, Kesi, and she could be meeting the public soon.

MARYLAND (WBFF) — The results of the name contest for The Maryland Zoo’s baby giraffe are in and the winning name is Titali. Zoo officials say the name means butterfly in the Bulu language. ...