the wrong way, vets came up with a unique way to help her they created and fitted a brace like those used on humans. afterjust ten days wearing it, the problem was fixed, and she s now back living with her herd. matt kenney is a senior veterinarian at the safari park. the biggest concern was the limbs were hyperextended at the joints and then the second one started to hyperextended and it looks like it s the knee but it s actually the carcass. for the giraffe, everything is displaced a bit towards the core of the body so the hyperextension, joint going the wrong way was the big concern with her. initially, we stabilised thatjoint with a cast while we had some time to purchase some braces, just off the shelf braces, apply those the next day and discovered they were not strong enough and needed taking a step up. now it s time for a look at the weather with darren bett. hello there.
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of prisons last year noted that one in five children felt unsafe in the section housing under 18s. but this training drive could be the path to change the direction of these young lives for good. celestina olulode, bbc news. we re about to show you a baby giraffe at san diego zoo safari park. she was born with her front limb bending the wrong way. vets came up with a unique way to help her they created and fitted a brace like those used on humans. afterjust ten days wearing it, the problem was fixed, and she s now back living with her herd. matt kenney is a senior veterinarian at the safari park. the biggest concern was the fore limbs were hyperextended at one of the joints. and over the course of 2a hours, the second fore limb started to hyper extend.