Baby Elephant Linh Mai's Debut at Smithsonian Zoo

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is Canada News Today, where local news meets AI. I'm Corey, with the story. Washington's got a new star stealing the spotlight. A 10-week-old Asian elephant calf named Lynn Mai, who just made her big public debut at the gust. Smithsonian's National Zoo. She's the first elephant baby born there in 25 years, drawing crowds on April 22nd. Her mom, Nee Lynn, gave birth back on February 2nd after almost two years of pregnancy, marking a huge milestone for the Zoo's elephant program. Keepers are loving her vibe. She's super curious, playful with her surroundings, and full of confidence as she explores her world. The calf and her family roam in the massive elephant trail's habitat, complete with outdoor paths and poles that mimic their natural digs. If you're not in DC, tune in to the Zoo's elephant cam online to catch Lynn Mai's daily adventures, keeping that baby elephant buzz alive from anywhere.