WATCH: Live stream of giraffe giving birth ANY MOMENT NOW #giraffewatch ANIMAL lovers around the world are tuning in to see April the giraffe give birth to her fourth calf live on YouTube any ...

Katie, a giraffe at the Dallas Zoo, is due to give birth any day now, and Animal Planet installed 10 cameras in the zoo's maternity barn to give at-home viewers a chance to witness the remarkable ...

APRIL the giraffe is reaching the very final stage of her pregnancy at the Animal Adventure Park in upstate New York. Here is the YouTube live stream and latest updates as the giraffe prepares for ...

April has been pregnant for 16 months, just over the normal gestation time for a giraffe. When she finally gives birth, her calf's front hooves will come out first, followed by the snout.

The internet may occasionally come to your rescue, but it is not patient. Earlier this week, viewers rallied around a YouTube livestream of a pregnant giraffe named April waiting to give birth at ...

Caretakers at Animal Adventure Park in New York are reporting that viral sensation April the giraffe is getting closer and closer to giving birth to her fourth calf. But, “she has fooled us ...

"April" is expected to have her calf at any moment. It's her fourth baby. Giraffes are pregnant for 15 months, and the babies are about six feet tall at birth. To see the park's live feed click here.

At any given time, around 100,000 viewers are on the live stream on YouTube. You can watch the live stream here. Read: Conspiracy Theories Float As The Birth Of April The Giraffe's Calf Delays ...

A PREGNANT GIRAFFE has its own website, a GoFundMe page, a clothing line and millions of people worldwide watching live-streaming video waiting for it to give birth. The 15-year-old long-legged ...

Baby giraffes, known as calves, typically weigh 100 to 150 lbs. (45 to 68 kilograms) and are about 6 feet (1.8 meters) tall when they're born, according to Animal Planet.

The upstate New York zoo said in its evening update Friday that the giraffe is not ready yet to give birth to its calf despite being pregnant for over 15 months. In February, the zoo said that ...

This story was updated at 3:45 p.m. ET, December 5, 2018. A giraffe mother at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium named Cami went into labor December 4th, but the live footage of the animal was taken down.