The Dallas Zoo has announced the arrival of a new baby African elephant. This addition brings a new member to the zoo's elephant herd. The zoo has confirmed the birth, indicating an expansion of their elephant family. For more information about the new baby elephant, readers can refer to the Dallas Zoo's announcement as reported by FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth.
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The elephant herd at the Dallas Zoo has a new member of the family.
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