“Freshly scrubbed and primped for his grand entrance at the appointed moment yesterday morning - exactly 10 minutes before 10 - the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore’s baby elephant was introduced to his public, not at all fazed by the crowd thrilled to catch their first glimpse of the scampering calf.” -
baltimoresun.com

“Excitement is growing at the Maryland zoo for the baby elephant’s big debut this Saturday. Zookeepers have been hard at work, baby-proofing the exhibit. The elephants have always been a popular exhibit at the zoo. And they’re about attract more attention when the baby elephant makes his official debut Saturday. ” - WMAR

“After sorting through more than 1,630 entries, the choice has been narrowed to five potential names for the first-ever elephant baby born at the Maryland Zoo.” - wjz.com

“His mom, at a mere 7,490 pounds, is described as “petite.” But zookeepers say Maryland’s newest African elephant — 290 pounds and 42 inches tall — is a whopper.” - baltimoresun.com

“It’s the biggest thing to happen to the Maryland Zoo since it opened more than 100 years ago. Jessica Kartalija reports zookeepers are paying close attention to a female elephant who’s on the verge of making history.” - wjz.com

“That’s why Dolly and Anna, the African elephants at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, received pedicures last week.” - Examiner.com

“The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore said Tuesday it will delay a planned expansion of its elephant exhibit, scuttling plans to move three pachyderms from their Philadelphia home.” - Baltimore Business Journal

“The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore today announced it would delay a planned expansion of its elephant exhibit. As a result, three elephants scheduled to move to Baltimore from the Philadelphia Zoo will be going elsewhere, the two zoos jointly announced today.” - 6abc.com:

“It?s time for everyone in Baltimore to learn what life is like for a female African elephant. Why, you ask? Because Dolly and Anna, the two African elephants at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore, will be joined by three more female elephants next year. ” - Examiner.com

“But this spring, the zoo’s affair with elephants will end. Instead of expanding the space for the exhibit, the board of directors will put the money elsewhere. The four elephants will be split between the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore and an elephant sanctuary in central Tennessee.” - The Seattle Times

“Elephants Anna and Dolly of the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore soon will enjoy a new outdoor walking track and three additional companions. And here at the National Zoo, Kandula, Shanthi and Ambika will have four times as much room in their habitat as in their current exhibit, which is less than 1 acre.” - - USATODAY

“The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is giving one of its elephants another shot at motherhood after an attempt last year failed.” - WJZ Baltimore

“The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is giving one of its elephants another chance to become a mother. ” - WJZ Baltimore