A phone call and a special visit to the BirminghamZoo make a TWG2022 athlete's dream come true.
Eva-Maria Raudsepp, 17, a sumo wrestler from Estonia, had never seen a giraffe in person. The smallest sumo wrestler at the World Games wanted to meet the tallest land animal in the world.Eva-Maria Raudsepp, 17, from Estonia visited the Birmingham Zoo on Tuesday morning. Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin joined her in feeding some lettuce to a giraffe.
Her team’s attaché, Carla Blakey, Ph.D., asked if there was anything she wanted to do before leaving Birmingham.
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