[00:00.00]This is What¡¯s Trending Today.
[00:04.90]A few days ago, we told you about a young giant panda named Bao Bao.
[00:12.41]She spent the first three years of her life at the National Zoo in Washington,
[00:19.99] D.C. But this week, she left the United States for her new home in China.
[00:28.78]Under an agreement between the two countries, panda cubs must be sent to China
[00:35.17] before they reach the age of 4.
[00:42.94]Now, many people are following another animal in New York State.
[00:50.11]A zoo called the Animal Adventure Park has a pregnant giraffe named April.
[01:00.23] The zoo is in Harpursville, a small community just north of the state¡¯s
[01:09.03] border with Pennsylvania.
[01:11.32]Doctors expect April, the giraffe, to give birth to a calf any day now.
[01:19.81] This will be her fourth calf.
[01:24.16]Workers have set up a camera, called a ¡°giraffe cam,¡± to watch April.
[01:30.33]According to the zoo, since the camera has been in place,
[01:37.89] millions of people havetuned in to the live video on YouTube.
[01:44.40]The Animal Adventure Park shared some interesting facts about giraffes.
[01:54.19]The average calf is about 2 meters tall at birth, and weighs about 70 kilograms.
[02:04.72]A giraffe¡¯s pregnancy usually lasts about 15 months.
[02:13.09]Viewers from around the world are watching the live video feed to see
[02:20.61] if April had the baby yet.
[02:22.11]One person wrote on Twitter: ¡°all I want is for this giraffe to give birth already."
[02:30.23]Another wrote about waking up early on Thursday to see if she missed the birth or not.
[02:38.86]But some people were worried when they looked at the park¡¯s YouTube channel
[02:44.88] and saw a message that it had been taken down because of a violation.
[02:51.53]Park officials said YouTube was hearing from people who do not like seeing 
[02:57.66]animals in captivity. They said the video showed ¡°nudity or sexual content.¡±
[03:05.89]But after a short delay, the live video was operating normally.
[03:12.68]Jordan Patch is the zoo¡¯s owner. He went on Facebook Live to explain what happened.
[03:22.51]Patch said the protests ¡°pulled an educational tool away from tens of millions of viewers.¡±
[03:32.24] He added that people should work to protect the natural habitat for animals 
[03:39.79]instead of criticizing his zoo for its camera.
[03:43.94]And that¡¯s What¡¯s Trending Today.
[03:47.34]I¡¯m Dan Friedell.