What should this calf be named? Video: Courtesy of the Fort Worth Zoo
The Fort Worth Zoo has a pretty little baby, and you can help name her.
Why it matters: Asian elephants are considered an endangered species that are threatened by habitat loss and poaching.
The Fort Worth Zoo's elephants span four generations. Matriarch Rasha, 54, is one of few great-grandmother Asian elephants in North America, per the zoo.
The latest: The calf was born Aug. 18 at 36 inches tall and 250 pounds.
After bonding privately with her mom and herd, the public can now see her in the zoo's Elephant Springs area.
Fun fact: Female Asian elephants typically weigh 6,000-8,000 pounds.
The intrigue: The zoo has a tradition of giving the elephants born on its grounds a Texas-themed name.
The calf's mother, Bluebonnet, was the first elephant born at the zoo, in 1998. The calf's brother, Brazos, is almost 4 years old.
What's next: Choices for the newest calf are "Birdie" after Lady Bird Johnson, "Susie" after black-eyed Susan wildflowers and "Rosie" after the Yellow Rose of Texas.
Vote by 10am today. The zoo will announce the name tomorrow.