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Live Feed of N.Y. Giraffe Preparing to Give Birth Restored Despite Earlier Removal for Being ‘Sexually Explicit’

Clay Jones


An upstate New York zoo is again live streaming a pregnant giraffe about to give birth despite the removal of an earlier video because of “animal rights extremists.”

The Animal Adventure Park, in Harpursville, aired two giraffe cam videos on YouTube overnight into Thursday. The first, lasting 10 hours, has been removed, and the second two-hour video has stopped, but is still viewable.

“April the giraffe is expecting a calf. … Follow the process as she and her mate, Oliver, welcome a new baby,” the park had posted.

However, park officials say “animal rights extremists” flagged the video as “sexually explicit,” prompting both to be taken down.

“What this has done is pulled an educational tool away from tens of millions of individuals. … You have harmed the species’ survival more than you could ever recognize,” a zoo official said on a Facebook live video after the takedown.

The official seems to infer that these “extremists” are against giraffes being held in captivity.

“We’re all on the same team,” the official tells activists. “We want the best for these animals and would love to have them in their natural environment someday; but until we can protect their natural habitat and curb poaching, that is not going to happen.”

He then asserts that activists should instead donate to local charities that promote conservation.

Despite the controversy, Animal Adventure Park says that once birth is “imminent, when hooves are visible,” it will again put up a live stream.

Shortly after 9 a.m. (EST), a third video went live (as seen above).

The video is meant for “educational purposes,” and the earlier YouTube video had 20 to 30 million views in about 12 hours, according to the zoo.

Giraffes can be in labor anywhere from two to six hours, and up to a full day; but once the calf begins to show, it should be fully out in under an hour.

Park officials ask that curious viewers and supporters not contact them Thursday, as the zoo has been inundated with messages. However, if anyone has advice on how to best live stream the event, they are seeking advice.

April is doing “very well” and the labor process is going “just fine,” according to the zoo.

This will be the the 15-year-old moms fourth calf, and a first for her hubby Oliver.

cam feed here http://ktla.com/2017/02/23/ny-zoo-tries ... -explicit/

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Woman arrested and fined in Philippines island of Boracay for wearing tiny bikini



(CNN) — A Taiwanese tourist was arrested and fined for wearing a particularly revealing bikini on the beach at the Philippines' newly reopened resort island of Boracay, local media reported.

The tourist, who has not been named, sparked controversy by donning a string bikini on the island's famous white-sand beaches on October 9, according to the state-run Philippines News Agency (PNA).

Traveling with her boyfriend, PNA reported the woman had been told by staff at her hotel that the swimwear was "inappropriate" -- but she wore it anyway.

"They were told not to by the hotel management, but they said it was a form of art," Boracay Inter-Agency Management and Rehabilitation Group (BIAMRG) chief Natividad Bernardino said in a phone interview with PNA.

The woman was arrested the next day when she wore another string bikini to the beach. A police spokesman said she was fined PHP2,500 (US$48.40) for the "erotic" outfit.

The municipality police chief, Jess Baylon, told PNA that while the couple's domestic customs may be different, "they have to respect our culture and tradition, and our proper decorum."

Located in central Philippines, Boracay is one of the world's most famous beach destinations.

It reopened last October following a major cleanup operation to upgrade facilities and improve water quality. Strict new regulations, such as limits to combustion engine transport and a ban on single-use plastics, have also been enacted.

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