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All week I've been waiting to hear that she's lost her appetite. That's the big sign I'm waiting on.
There is still quite a bit of hay in the feeder so maybe baby's arrival is near!
All week I've been waiting to hear that she's lost her appetite. That's the big sign I'm waiting on.
The stream keeps going offline for me. Wonder if they're getting a lot of viewers?
Poor girl, I hope the delivery is soon.
Hmmm.....when I click on the video I keep getting a black screen with "this live stream recording is not available". I wonder what's going on. Hope April and baby are alright.
Hmmm.....when I click on the video I keep getting a black screen with "this live stream recording is not available". I wonder what's going on. Hope April and baby are alright.
Watching her get up makes ME hurt!Girl is laying down now, with her head up. Wonder if this helps the baby move into the birth canal? She must be tired.
ETA: She looks like she's pushing or something.
A zookeeper or vet is visiting April.
ETA
A few minutes ago April got real close to the camera as if she was inspecting it and out came the tongue. I thought she was licking the camera, but she was being fed carrots in front of the camera, it was so precious and I'm glad they did that.
They do that a few times a day, it's super cute. Oliver gets treats too, romaine lettuce and carrots, but it's off camera in the other corner of his stall. Some people were complaining that Oliver wasn't getting treats so now sometimes they'll give treats to him through the fence in April's stall so people can observe it happening.
Most evenings from 5pm to 6pm PST they will open up the live chat feature next to the video and the zookeepers will answer questions. (It's also opened up to donations) At the end of that session they'll give the treats to the giraffes and then eventually turn out the lights for the evening.
Has anyone else noticed how much calmer April is with the female vet than the male?
I must have jinxed April. Right after I posted that there was quite a bit of hay left, she walked over and started munching. I am starting to feel so bad for her! Watching her sit down is painful to watch; the last few days it is if she has to talk herself into sitting.