An endangered Bactrian Camel calf was born at the Bramble Park Zoo in Watertown, South Dakota on March 10. After a 13-month gestation period, The Zoo’s 16-year-old female Cindy Lou, gave birth to an unusually large baby. On average, camel calves weigh between 80 and 100 lbs. at birth. This hefty male, affectionately coined Token, weighed in at a whopping 124 lbs. Due to his size he had a hard time standing after birth and therefore could not nurse from his otherwise attentive mother. Due to the

Meet the newest member of the Milwaukee County Zoo family, a baby Bactrian camel. More: https://bit.ly/3smksfR | FOX6 News Milwaukee

In this special episode of Virtual Vitamin Z, learn about an addition to the Bactrian camel habitat that helped ensure the great welfare of these incredible animals! The project was completed and this video was created through a partnership with Madonna University and with funding from the Ford Community Corps. #VirtualVitaminZ #DetroitZoo #AnimalWelfare #HumaneEducation | Detroit Zoo

Milwaukee County Zoo is excited to announce the birth of a male Bactrian camel. The calf was born the morning of April 13 to parents Addie-Jean (better known as A.J.) and Stan. The calf is doing well and animal care staff say he appears to be very strong. He was up and moving shortly after his birth, which took place in the outdoor camel habitat, at about 10 a.m. He was observed nursing from mom throughout the day. Mother, A.J., is 9 years old and father, Stan, is 8 years old. This is A.J. and S