January 30, 200620 yr CHIANG MAI NIGHT SAFARI GETS NEW BABY GIRAFFE ON CHINESE NEW YEAR Chiang Mai Night Safari has received a baby giraffe as a newcomer over the Chinese New Year. A female baby giraffe of a rare strain was born yesterday (Jan. 29th) after as many as 468 days of pregnancy by Namphueng (น้ำผึ้ง), the mother giraffe. The newcomer has been given a Chinese name that meant Chinese New Year, as she was born on the date and is considered a much-appreciated Chinese New Year's present for the night safari. Over this period, zoo officials will help the mother care for the baby giraffe until the milk-feeding period is over. They will also be aiding her to walk, in order to prepare the newcomer to greet visitors. Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 30 January 2006 Taoism: shit happens Buddhism: if shit happens, it isn't really shit Islam: if shit happens, it is the will of Allah Catholicism: if shit happens, you deserve it Judaism: why does this shit always happen to us? Atheism: I don't believe this shit
January 30, 200620 yr CHIANG MAI NIGHT SAFARI GETS NEW BABY GIRAFFE ON CHINESE NEW YEARChiang Mai Night Safari has received a baby giraffe as a newcomer over the Chinese New Year. A female baby giraffe of a rare strain was born yesterday (Jan. 29th) after as many as 468 days of pregnancy by Namphueng (น้ำผึ้ง), the mother giraffe. The newcomer has been given a Chinese name that meant Chinese New Year, as she was born on the date and is considered a much-appreciated Chinese New Year's present for the night safari. Over this period, zoo officials will help the mother care for the baby giraffe until the milk-feeding period is over. They will also be aiding her to walk, in order to prepare the newcomer to greet visitors. Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 30 January 2006 It'll taste great when it's deep-fried
January 30, 200620 yr You'd think they'd put some soi dogs in their empty cages/enclosures, as this is the year of the dog.
January 30, 200620 yr CHIANG MAI NIGHT SAFARI GETS NEW BABY GIRAFFE ON CHINESE NEW YEARSource: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 30 January 2006 Thats really going to pull them in
January 30, 200620 yr I caught a really pretty snake in the garden today. It's brown and yellow, has a forked tongue and scales, and I have it in the maid's washing bucket. I wonder if they would like that for their safari?
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