MARYLAND (WBFF) — The results of the name contest for The Maryland Zoo’s baby giraffe are in and the winning name is Titali. Zoo officials say the name means butterfly in the Bulu language.

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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.

Titali is the Zoo’s newest, youngest and arguably cutest giraffe. The calf was a “spring surprise” for the Zoo, but her unexpected birth led to the temporary closure of the Giraffe House ...

Cantrell-Grimm explained that the visiting pass allows small, scheduled groups to help Titali acclimate until the Giraffe House fully reopens later this summer. Visiting Hour passes are priced at ...

A three-month-old baby giraffe named Titali is ready to meet her first visitors at the Maryland Zoo starting tomorrow. The Giraffe House, which has been closed since Titali's birth in March, will ...

Zoo officials say Titali has been carefully introduced to the Zoo’s other female, Kesi and if all goes according to plan she’ll be ready to meet the public for the first time in a few weeks.