The Maryland Zoo offers limited viewing passes for visitors to meet baby giraffe Titali, facilitating her acclimation and ...

It takes a village, and the Maryland Zoo is asking help from the public to get baby giraffe Titali ready for visitors.

A three-month-old baby giraffe named Titali is ready to meet her first visitors at the Maryland Zoo starting tomorrow.

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A three-month-old baby giraffe named Titali is ready to meet her first visitors at the Maryland Zoo starting tomorrow. The ...

Starting Friday, the Zoo will be offering special passes to allow a limited number of visitors to see Titali and her mother ...

The Maryland Zoo is re-opening their Giraffe House after a three-month long closure, but there’s a new addition to their ...

Eager to see Maryland Zoo’s new Giraffe Calf? The zoo is offering special visitation passes to the public to see the newest ...

The Maryland Zoo is inviting visitors to meet its newest resident, a giraffe calf named Titali, with special visitation ...

Supporters who gave $100 or more were allowed to vote on the calf’s name. The winning choice? Titali, which means “butterfly” in Bulu, a language spoken in southern Cameroon. The name fits both the ...

BALTIMORE — The public has spoken and the results of the naming contest for Maryland Zoo’s baby giraffe are in. The winning name is Titali, which means butterfly in the Bulu language.

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.