New Giraffe Arrival Could Help Save A Rare Species

A rare giraffe may get help from a new baby. A safari park in Wiltshire, England, has a three-year-old giraffe named Stanley. He is from a group that is not common in the wild. The park says Stanley could be important for breeding. This means helping giraffes have more babies. More babies can help the species survive. The team will watch Stanley closely and work with other zoos and parks. They want to keep the rare giraffe safe for the future.