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Topeka Zoo welcomes newborn giraffe
A second calf expected next month
The Topeka Zoo is welcoming a newborn giraffe.
Abi, one of two pregnant giraffes at the zoo, gave birth Wednesday to a baby named Konza.
The calf has been expected since late June when staff first thought Abi could go into labor.
Zoo officials announced in March that Abi, who is 7, and 8-year-old Hope were pregnant. The calves were conceived with Sgt. Peppers, who was transferred to Topeka from Oklahoma City in 2013.
Hope is expected to give birth within a month.
Hope was born at the Topeka Zoo in 2010. Abi arrived in Topeka in 2015 from the Albuquerque, New Mexico, BioPark Zoo