Great Adventure gets ready to introduce newest baby giraffe
Coral was born at Six Flags Great Adventure on Dec. 15.
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10ds agoKingda Ka may now be gone but Six Flags says there are other reasons to visit Great Adventure when it reopens later this month.
Wild Safari is celebrating its newest attraction – a 3-month-old giraffe named Coral.
Six Flags officials say Coral is finally healthy after having a hard time standing up. She was born on Dec. 15.
Wild Safari says there are more than 50 other species to visit as well.
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