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Giraffe Cam

Get an up-close view of the Masai giraffes at the Greenville Zoo through our live-streaming Giraffe Cam! Watch Miles, Autumn, and young Kendi as they roam their habitat, interact with each other, and greet visitors. From playful moments outdoors to cozy evenings in the barn, the Giraffe Cam offers a unique way to connect with wildlife and experience the wonder of the natural world—anytime, anywhere.

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Meet Our Giraffes

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Miles

Miles is a male Masai giraffe at the Greenville Zoo and part of the Species Survival Plan breeding program; he has fathered several calves with Autumn, helping support giraffe conservation and genetic diversity in accredited zoos.

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Autumn

Autumn is a long‑term female Masai giraffe resident at the Greenville Zoo known for her role in the zoo’s breeding efforts; she has given birth to multiple calves, including most recently a male calf (Kendi) in 2025.

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Kendi

Kendi is the newest Masai giraffe calf at the Greenville Zoo, born in 2025 to Autumn and fathered by Miles, now growing and exploring his habitat with his parents both on exhibit and via the Giraffe Cam.

Giraffe Facts

They are incredibly efficient sleepers, needing only 10 minutes to two hours of sleep in a 24-hour period, often taking short naps standing up.

Giraffes have extraordinary tongues! They are 18 inches long and are purple to prevent sunburn!

Just like human fingerprints, no two giraffes have the same coat pattern; their spots are unique to each individual and help with camouflage.