The selfie- and snuggle-loving llama called Whitetop is 27 years and more than 250 days old — and loves his job.

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DENVER — The Denver Zoo has welcomed a new member to its family. Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance announced on Friday that BB, a 4-year-old female reticulated giraffe, has given birth.

Whitetop, a 27-year-old llama who comforts sick and disabled children at Victory Junction camp, was declared the world’s oldest llama in captivity by the Guinness World Records.

The average life span for a llama is 15 years, according to the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance. Whitetop has developed arthritis in his twilight years but otherwise is very healthy, Davis said.

DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance welcomed a baby boy to the family, and the zoo needs your help naming the giraffe calf. On Friday, reticulated giraffe BB gave birth to a ...

"Davis attributes Whitetop's long life to great veterinary care and exercise, as well as it simply loving his job.The average life span for a llama is 15 years, according to the Denver Zoo ...

The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance welcomed its newest resident early Friday morning — a male reticulated giraffe calf born to parents BB and Jasiri. Zoo spokesperson Jake Kubié said the ...

His remarkable lifespan is rare, as the average llama lives around 15 years, according to the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance. To celebrate his longevity, Victory Junction is planning a special ...