Giraffe Amali With a Crooked Neck

Amali, walked off the trailer, they knew they had a problem.
"Right away we noticed that there was a misalignment, that she had a crick in her neck," said Terrie Correll, Tulsa Zoo Director.
It looks like a serious case of whiplash, but zoo veterinarians aren't exactly sure what caused Amali's crooked neck.
"We know it somehow happened in transport. We don't know what happened. The transport driver reported no incidents to how the animal injured itself. So, no, we don't know," said Dr Kay Backues, Tulsa Zoo veterinarian.