How do giraffes cross the ocean to reach Singapore?

It's been almost a year since the two young giraffes, Adhil and Balaji, travelled all the way from India to Singapore.
We find out from Wendy, the Animal Transfer Expert if transporting giraffes was a tall order.
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[@nanonini]

2:38 I also thought it was the giraffes' passports 😂

[@jeffrymanhulad8589]

Me too. Coz I heard the Eagle at Jurong Park from Philippines have a special passport.

[@Jason-dm7uh]

Haha, she cracks me up!...Hey you think a ladder was needed to take the giraffes passport photos 🦒😂

[@FastMotoMoto]

I'm wondering about the shipment of giraffes from its natural habitat in different parts of Africa (e.g. Kenya, Tanzania etc) to India, before it comes to Singapore. I hope it was done legally, and when reporting, it is key not to miss out the whole process.

[@JGreen-ec9uo]

So Cool these giraffes. Must see one! Read that Giraffes also thrive in Forested nature reserves of India. The Giraffes were born in India and nursed there at the Zoo known as Mysore Zoo in Southern India. Of course legally la under animal exchange programme, else just think how something as big as a giraffe would be here 🦒

[@FastMotoMoto]

@@JGreen-ec9uo Thanks for the info! Appreciated 👍

[@Masha-kd2im]

I thought giraffe was not from Africa I thought it’s all came from S Asian country India

[@FastMotoMoto]

@@Masha-kd2im You're seriously misinformed. Do a quick Google search and you'll realise that giraffes are all originally from the continent of Africa

[@pedroshiu366]

This was done legally. The Giraffe species is from Africa but these two individuals were born under human care in an Indian Zoo. Hope this clarifies =)

[@someshsalunke2731]

My new favorite animal. They are so gentle yet very curious. And funny too

[@rdu239]

Giraffes are surprisingly fast, they can outrun humans

[@Chewingboy]

This reporter is pleasing to the eye, hope to see more of her!

[@thirtyshadesofpurple6308]

this video is so cool, awesome n informative!! more to come please!

[@trinhngo4647]

Thanks for the amazing video. I know new useful things

[@chanjane240]

Great video!

[@adityac3239]

oh wow.. interesting that they're shipped together with wind turbine blades!.. and I believe it should be 'from the ship go down the ladder to the LAUNCH (boat), and then go to Marina South pier to clear in the passports'

[@irfanazhari8863]

😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@daniellekelli6265]

Reminds me of the poor Giraffe in the movie Hangover LOL

[@jonathanjameschapman-lim2959]

Thanks guys at the SG Zoo. Thank you for making wildlife part of our and our kids life journey. It’s so important. 🙏

[@bubulala5]

If "we want to ensure sustainability of these species in our collection" at 3:39, why are all 4 giraffes (Marco, Jubilee, Adhil and Balaji) male?

[@AmeliaKhairi]

I’m curious too

[@pabloemilioescobargaviria9914]

I heard male giraffes can get pregnant by another male

[@tohpingtiang4878]

By air... aircraft so tall?

[@NforNatalie]

We actually clicked this

[@Exclaw]

Who is this host why so cute

[@Kindiakan]

ITS MELMAN

[@munster1404]

I seriously thought that giraffes would be sedated throughout the journey.

[@AmeliaKhairi]

They’re in the crate for 9 days ????

[@chopzzz1556]

Wait till they find out about GST and rising cost of living

[@ohpolary]

cant they just walk in the ocean

[@varunghodke9333]

First

[@AnythingApollo]

Hi

[@hungchoonghow5857]

Blue whales or Noah's Ark...

[@sanwalramchoudhary5409]

Ppppppppp

[@jaychewyteach]

Great video!