Gemina the crooked necked giraffe dies at Santa Barbara Zoo - Los Angeles Times
latimes.com — SANTA BARBARA -- Gemina, a giraffe with a distinctive crooked neck and one of the most beloved animals at the Santa Barbara Zoo, has died. She was 21.
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