Rare spotless baby giraffe finally has a name: Meet Kipekee

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Rare spotless baby giraffe finally has a name: Meet Kipekee
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Of the over 40,000 votes received, the name Kipekee won by over 6,000 votes.

The spotless baby giraffe is believed to be the only one living in the world, according to Bright's Zoo in Limestone, Tennessee. Meet Kipekee, which is Swahili for "unique."

"We received over 40,000 votes and Kipekee won by over 6,000 votes," David Bright, the zoo’s director, told FOX TV Stations. Kipekee was born on July 31, 2023, in Limestone, Tennessee. She is believed to be the only solid-colored giraffe living anywhere on the planet, according to the zoo. And despite her unique appearance, Kipekee is thriving alongside her fellow giraffes.

"She was immediately accepted by the entire giraffe tower. They treat her as they see her no different than any other giraffe born here at the zoo," according to the

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