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In the first event of its kind in Israel's history, an endangered Asian Elephant in Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo has given birth to a baby elephant after fertility treatment and an arduous labor.
The mother, named Tamar, was in labor for four hours – at which point a live internet broadcast of the birth was halted and veterinary staff decided to hasten the birth. Two hour later the calf was born – healthy and weighing 198 pounds.
The baby elephant, its birth, and a live broadcast of it with its mom during daylight hours can be viewed by clicking here.
The baby elephant is the first to be born in Israel and just the 11th Asian Elephant on earth to be born through the complex fertility method.
