‘Precocious’ Oregon Zoo elephant calf Tula-Tu takes her first trip outside
At almost 1 month old, Tula-Tu is still earning city-wide celebration for every minute milestone — and with good reason. The Oregon Zoo’s newest calf has been a local (and national) celebrity since the moment her mom,
Baby elephant Tula-Tu will make her public debut at Oregon Zoo. Here's how to meet her
The baby elephant has spent the past few weeks bonding with her mother, Rose-Tu, and meeting the rest of the herd at the Oregon Zoo.
Meet Tula-Tu: Oregon Zoo's baby elephant makes public debut amid conservation efforts
The Oregon Zoo is set to welcome visitors to meet its newest resident, Tula-Tu, a 2-week-old Asian elephant calf.
Baby Elephant Tula-Tu Makes Cute Public Debut at Oregon Zoo
A one-month-old Asian elephant calf, born at the Oregon Zoo on 1 February 2025, has been named Tula-Tu by keepers and made her public debut. Now weighing around 260 pounds, Tula is already getting bigger - though not quite to the size of her mother Rose-Tu yet.
Meet Tula-Tu, the Oregon Zoo’s newborn elephant calf!
Tu, the Oregon Zoo’s newborn elephant calf — weighing in at an adorable 210 pounds. Heidi Rahn, the zoo’s director, joins TODAY to share more about the zoo’s newest bundle of joy.
Mark your calendars! Oregon Zoo elephant calf Tula-Tu is ready to meet Portland
“We know everyone has been eager to see Tula, and we appreciate your patience and cooperation,” said Steve Lefave, who oversees the zoo’s elephant area. “We’re taking things slowly to make sure Rose-Tu and her new calf are completely comfortable.”
2-week-old elephant baby Tula-Tu, mom open to visitors at Oregon Zoo
Oregon Zoo visitors can visit the newest baby elephant at Forest Hall, the indoor portion of the zoo’s elephant habitat.
Endangered Asian elephant calf makes public debut at Oregon Zoo
A newborn Asian elephant named Tula-Tu made its first appearance at the Oregon Zoo. The elephants are highly endangered, according to the zoo.
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Timber and Thorn, as the babies were named, were found separately alone in Alaska and, since they were too young to survive ...