Newborn giraffe at Zoo Miami

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  After several unsteady attempts, Titan learns to run during his first day on exhibit. Zoo Miami's newest baby giraffe, a 136-pound male named Titan, was let out on exhibit for the first time on Wednesday, July 11, 2012. He was born on June 28 and has been kept with his mother, Kita, in the holding area since then so that mother and baby could bond. RON MAGILL / ZOO MIAMI

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  Titan has a little bit of difficulty controlling his long legs as he makes his first attempt at running. Zoo Miami's newest baby giraffe, a 136-pound male named Titan, was let out on exhibit for the first time on Wednesday, July 11, 2012. He was born on June 28 and has been kept with his mother, Kita, in the holding area since then so that mother and baby could bond. Ron Magill / Zoo Miami

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  Titan is greeted by his older sister, Marley, as he takes his first steps out on exhibit. Zoo Miami's newest baby giraffe, a 136-pound male named Titan, was let out on exhibit for the first time on Wednesday, July 11, 2012. He was born on June 28 and has been kept with his mother, Kita, in the holding area since then so that mother and baby could bond. Ron Magill / Zoo Miami

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  Titan learns to run while launching himself high in the air in the rain on exhibit. Zoo Miami's newest baby giraffe, a 136-pound male named Titan, was let out on exhibit for the first time on Wednesday, July 11, 2012. He was born on June 28 and has been kept with his mother, Kita, in the holding area since then so that mother and baby could bond. Ron Magill / Zoo Miami

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  Titan is reassured by his mother Kita during his first day out. Zoo Miami's newest baby giraffe, a 136-pound male named Titan, was let out on exhibit for the first time on Wednesday, July 11, 2012. He was born on June 28 and has been kept with his mother, Kita, in the holding area since then so that mother and baby could bond. Ron Magill / Zoo Miami

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  Titan seeks shelter from the rain under his mother, Kita, during his first day out on exhibit. Zoo Miami's newest baby giraffe, a 136-pound male named Titan, was let out on exhibit for the first time on Wednesday, July 11, 2012. He was born on June 28 and has been kept with his mother, Kita, in the holding area since then so that mother and baby could bond. Ron Magill / Zoo Miami