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Watch Oregon Zoo’s New Baby Elephant Take Her First Wobbly Steps

Oregon Zoo reported that Tula-Tu stood within 15 minutes of her February 2025 birth and took her first steps soon afterward. The Zoo’s July 2026 update said she weighed more than 1,300 pounds and was playing with an enrichment ball.
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The first-steps video captures Tula-Tu, Rose-Tu’s calf, shortly after her birth at Oregon Zoo on February 1, 2025. The Zoo reported that she stood on her own within 15 minutes and took her first steps soon afterward. In its July 2026 update, the Zoo said Tula-Tu weighed more than 1,300 pounds and was playing with a four-foot enrichment ball.

A calf standing minutes after birth

Oregon Zoo announced on February 3, 2025, that 30-year-old Asian elephant Rose-Tu had given birth at 4:29 p.m. on February 1, after a pregnancy lasting more than 20 months. The Zoo’s initial estimate put the calf at roughly 200 pounds; a later Zoo retrospective reported her birth weight as 210 pounds.

The Zoo said Rose helped her newborn up right away. Tula-Tu stood independently within about 15 minutes and took her first steps soon afterward. The first announcement described the calf as an apparently healthy female, while staff postponed a veterinary check to give mother and calf time to bond.

Watch the moment Rose-Tu helps her baby

The video shows the interaction between mother and newborn: Rose-Tu stays close and helps her calf as she learns to coordinate her legs. The Zoo’s account describes a quick transition from lying on the ground to standing and taking uncertain first steps.

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Standing and walking soon after birth help a calf keep close to her mother and herd. Tula-Tu’s first steps are one moment in a longer process of learning to move, feed and take part in life with her elephant family.

The baby elephant was later named Tula-Tu

The Zoo confirmed the calf was female and announced her name, Tula-Tu, on February 13, 2025. Oregon Zoo says “Tula” means “balance” in Sanskrit. The “-Tu” suffix honors her mother, Rose-Tu, and grandmother, Me-Tu.

Rose-Tu’s family also includes her calf Samudra and her earlier calf Lily, who died from a virus in 2018 before reaching age six. Four days after Tula-Tu’s birth, she met her aunt Sung-Surin. The Zoo reported that the elephants touched trunks and shared a snack.

Elephants live in matrilineal family groups. Oregon Zoo elephant program supervisor Steve Lefave said each new member is important to the whole herd, not just the mother.

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From first steps to a growing juvenile

Date Milestone reported by Oregon Zoo
February 1, 2025 Rose-Tu gave birth at 4:29 p.m. Tula-Tu stood within about 15 minutes and took first steps soon afterward.
February 5, 2025 Tula-Tu met her aunt, Sung-Surin.
February 13, 2025 The Zoo announced the calf’s name, Tula-Tu.
February 21, 2025 The Zoo announced her public debut in Forest Hall. This was historical visitor information; check the Zoo’s current visitor pages before planning a visit.
At 27 days old The Zoo’s first-year timeline says Tula-Tu made her first outdoor trip.
August 2025 The Zoo’s first-year timeline reported that she weighed nearly 650 pounds at six months.
March 2026 The Zoo reported that Tula-Tu had turned one the previous month and weighed 1,030 pounds the previous week. She was still nursing and trying foods including bamboo.
July 2026 The Zoo reported that Tula-Tu weighed more than 1,300 pounds and was playing with a four-foot ball.

These are measurements reported by Oregon Zoo at the dates shown, not live current measurements. The updates trace a progression from newborn first steps to exploring food, growing and interacting with enrichment objects.

Why elephant enrichment matters

Environmental enrichment provides animals with stimulating objects, activities and opportunities to explore. Oregon Zoo describes Tula-Tu playing with a four-foot ball in July 2026 as one example. Its updates also describe her trying foods, including bamboo, as she grew.

The ball is an institutional enrichment object, not a consumer recommendation. Oregon Zoo says its elephant care program has spanned more than 60 years and that it established a $1 million endowment for Asian-elephant conservation, including support for the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ SAFE program.

An endangered species—and a careful conservation message

Oregon Zoo describes Asian elephants as threatened by habitat loss, conflict with humans and disease. The Zoo estimates that 40,000 to 50,000 Asian elephants remain in fragmented populations from India to Borneo, and says 20% of people worldwide live in or next to Asian-elephant habitat. These are Oregon Zoo’s published estimates, not independently verified figures in the research for this article.

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A birth at a zoo does not by itself increase the number of elephants living in the wild or solve the threats facing the species. Tula-Tu’s story can introduce readers to elephant biology, herd relationships and zoo care, while keeping the larger conservation challenges in view.

What the first-steps video captures

Tula-Tu’s first steps lasted only moments, but they mark the start of a longer story: a newborn learning to stand and move, with her mother close by. Oregon Zoo’s later updates show her growing, trying foods and playing with enrichment objects as part of her herd.

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FAQ

When was Tula-Tu born?

Oregon Zoo reports that Rose-Tu gave birth to Tula-Tu at 4:29 p.m. on February 1, 2025.

How soon did the baby elephant stand and walk?

The Zoo said Rose helped the calf up right away. Tula-Tu stood on her own within about 15 minutes and took her first steps soon afterward.

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How much does Tula-Tu weigh?

Oregon Zoo reported that she weighed more than 1,300 pounds in July 2026. The Zoo reported 1,030 pounds in its March 2026 update; neither figure should be treated as a live measurement.

What does Tula-Tu mean?

Oregon Zoo says “Tula” means “balance” in Sanskrit, and that “-Tu” honors her mother, Rose-Tu, and grandmother, Me-Tu.

The Bottom Line

Tula-Tu’s first wobbly steps came minutes after her February 1, 2025, birth, with Rose-Tu close by. Oregon Zoo’s later dated updates follow her growth and enrichment play, including a July 2026 report that she weighed more than 1,300 pounds.

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