A “magnificent” giraffe died in a freak accident on New Year’s Day when he got his head stuck in a door while roving around his habitat at the Toronto Zoo. Staff at the popular attraction called the ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – The Greenville Zoo announced that Kiko, the first giraffe born at the zoo, has died due to a freak accident at the Toronto Zoo. On January 1, officials said Kiko was given ...

2026 has begun in tragedy for the staff at a major North American zoo. The Toronto Zoo announced on Jan. 2 that Kiko, a beloved 13-year-old male Masai giraffe, suffered fatal injuries after getting ...

COOLER. JUST UPPER 40S FOR HIGHS. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU VERY MUCH. RIGHT NOW, SOME SAD NEWS FROM THE TORONTO ZOO. ZOO. KIKO THE GIRAFFE, WHO WAS BORN AT THE GREENVILLE ZOO, HAS DIED AFTER A TRAGIC ...

TORONTO — The Toronto Zoo says a 13-year-old giraffe has died after getting caught in an opening door to his behind-the-scenes habitat. A post on the zoo's Facebook page says Kiko, the male Masai ...

A beloved Masai giraffe born at the Greenville Zoo in 2012 has died in a tragic accident. The Toronto Zoo broke the heartbreaking news on Thursday, Jan. 2, 2026, describing the loss to the public in a ...

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GREENVILLE, S.C. (WSPA) – A giraffe born at a South Carolina zoo has died following a “tragic accident,” according to officials. Kiko became the first giraffe born at the Greenville Zoo in Greenville, ...

Kiko, a 13-year-old Masai giraffe with a "curious nature," was exploring a new area of his habitat when he became caught in an opening door, the Toronto Zoo said The Toronto Zoo The Toronto Zoo ...

An endangered giraffe born in South Carolina has been killed after what zoo officials described as a heartbreaking freak accident. Kiko, a 13-year-old male Masai giraffe, died after being allowed to ...

The world’s tallest mammals—and perhaps the most improbably proportioned animals on the planet—giraffes have always fascinated those lucky enough to see one. Archaeologist Loretta Kilroe of the ...