The Angolan giraffe was spotted in Africa and is believed to be only the second in the world.
A spotless giraffe was discovered in the wild for the first time at a reserve in central Namibia, the Giraffe Conservation Fund said. via Storyful)
A spotless giraffe born at a Tennessee zoo made headlines because many thought it was the world’s first. But now it has company after another spotless giraffe was found walking in the wild at a reserve in Africa.said Monday in a release that the Angolan giraffe was discovered at the Mount Etjo Safari Lodge in Namibia.
Eckart Demasius captured photos of the giraffe, which were shared with the social news platform Storyful. A spotless giraffe was discovered in the wild for the first time at a reserve in central Namibia, the Giraffe Conservation Fund said. via Storyful)RELATED: A spotless giraffe was discovered in the wild for the first time at a reserve in central Namibia, the Giraffe Conservation Fund said. via Storyful), a giraffe without spots is rare. Before the discovery of the Namibian spotless Angolan giraffe, there were only two records of such brown giraffes, both in zoos in Japan in 1972 and recently in the U.S.
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