Giraffe Cams
Way Beyond Watching.
Our live camera feeds are accessible daily from 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. (Mountain Time Zone). Watch our giraffe as they mix and mingle around together outside during the daytime in African Rift Valley. Spot guests as they enjoy hand-feeding them lettuce and interacting with the herd up-close in this ‘Way Beyond Watching’ experience.
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NEWS
– Now through Nov. 19, 2022, the Zoo welcomes giraffe lovers worldwide to join us for 24-hour per day baby watch! Fans can tune in to a special live stream broadcast from Bailey’s overnight stall, where viewers will also be able to watch the labor and birth live below on this page, or on YouTube.
– Sept. 15. 2022 press release and early ultrasound of Bailey’s baby, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Announces Giraffe Pregnancy
Bailey's Temporary Overnight Birth Cam
Bailey, a 10-year-old reticulated giraffe at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, is pregnant! To be safe, Bailey will spend nights in a sand stall, which will help cushion the calf’s landing when it’s born. This live cam shows our birthing stall, which will mostly be active overnight between 4 p.m. and 9 a.m. During daytime hours, our mom-to-be will typically be with the rest of the herd (viewable on the outdoor cams below), until we see signs of the actual birthing process. You may see some other giraffe visiting the stall during the day, or keepers tending to it.
Outdoor Giraffe Cam 1
The original with guest feeding views up-close.
Outdoor Giraffe Cam 2
Wider opposite view of yard with guests and drawbridge.
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Giraffe Conservation
When you visit Tumbili, Ohe, Mahali, Panya and the rest of the herd at CMZoo, you’re helping establish new populations of wild giraffe in Uganda. That’s because wild giraffe receive help from our Quarters for Conservation (Q4C) program!
Learn more about Giraffe Conservation
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