Summary:
- A rare, spotless giraffe was born at Bright Zoo in Tennessee at the end of July.
- Experts consider this giraffe to be a unique and extraordinary occurrence.
- The public is being asked to vote on a name for the giraffe from four provided options.
- The last known spotless baby giraffe was born in a Tokyo zoo in 1972.
The Bright Zoo in Tennessee is celebrating the birth of a one-of-a-kind giraffe that lacks the typical spots. The unique giraffe, born at the end of July, has attracted global attention and is now ready to be named with the help of the public.
The rare, spotless giraffe born at Bright Zoo in Tennessee has become a sensation, with experts deeming it a unique occurrence. Despite the lack of spots, the solid brown giraffe has captured the hearts of many around the world. Zoo officials are reaching out to the public for assistance in naming the six-foot-tall giraffe, providing four options: Kapiki (meaning unique), Friali (meaning unusual or extraordinary), Shakiri (meaning most beautiful), and Jamela (meaning great beauty). Comparisons have been drawn to the last known spotless giraffe born in a Tokyo zoo in 1972.