The baby elephant has spent the past few weeks bonding with her mother, Rose-Tu, and meeting the rest of the herd at the Oregon Zoo.

The indoor elephant habitat will be open from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. with a limited capacity of 150 people and viewing windows of 20 minutes each. Zoo staff may also decide to close Forest Hall at times when Rose-Tu and her calf need a bit of alone time.

The Oregon Zoo’s newest resident, baby Asian Elephant Tula-Tu is getting ready to make her big debut. The baby is just weeks old and now she’ll be able to be seen by the public starting Friday. She’ll be inside Forest Hall with the rest of her herd.

Oregon Zoo visitors can visit the newest baby elephant at Forest Hall, the indoor portion of the zoo’s elephant habitat.

The Oregon Zoo is set to welcome visitors to meet its newest resident, Tula-Tu, a 2-week-old Asian elephant calf.

Good news if you’ve been itching to see the newest baby elephant at the Oregon Zoo, she will be making her debut this week.

Tu, a baby elephant at Oregon Zoo’s baby, will make her public debut on 21 February. Visitors can see her and her mother, Rose-Tu, in Forest Hall.

The Oregon Zoo has determined that the newest member of its Asian elephant herd is indeed a girl, and given her a name: Tula-Tu. Oregon Zoo director Heidi Rahn made the announcement live on NBC’s Today show this morning. Tula means “balance” in Sanskrit, Rahn said.

For those eagerly awaiting a chance to see the Oregon Zoo's new elephant calf, Tula-Tu, the time has finally come.

Tu, the Oregon Zoo’s newborn elephant calf — weighing in at an adorable 210 pounds. Heidi Rahn, the zoo’s director, joins TODAY to share more about the zoo’s newest bundle of joy.