For nearly two weeks, the sex of the Oregon Zoo's newest baby elephant has remained a mystery as staff let Rose-Tu, the mother, and her child bond.

Rose-Tu, one of the Asian elephants that live at the Oregon Zoo, gave birth to a calf on Saturday, Feb. 1 after 20 months of pregnancy. So far, that calf has learned to walk (immediately), started to develop trunk control, met her auntie Shine and even appeared on the “Today” show. And now, finally, she has a name: Tula-Tu.

The Oregon Zoo in Portland has welcomed a new baby elephant. Thirty-year-old Asian elephant Rose-Tu gave birth at the zoo last weekend after 20 months of pregnancy.

The Oregon Zoo’s baby elephant officially has a name.Keepers say Tula-Tu is doing well and growing fast.They’ve also confirmed she is a girl.“We’ve been giving

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