These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites. ||||| Image copyright Facebook / Erin Dietrich Image caption Erin Dietrich, as April the giraffe, with her new son, Porter Lane 
 
 The woman behind the April the giraffe spoof viral video has given birth to a baby boy. 
 
 Photographer Erin Dietrich from South Carolina racked up 30 million views earlier this week for her pregnant giraffe impression. 
 
 The real giraffe became an internet sensation after zookeepers put cameras in her pen, in New York state, to broadcast the birth to the world. 
 
 Yet nearly two weeks later, the world is still waiting for the calf. 
 
 Meanwhile, Mrs Dietrich and her husband Scott have welcomed their son, called Porter Lane, who was born on Wednesday evening. 
 
 She also created another live-streamed video in her hospital bed, wearing the mask and waving to the camera while in the early stages of labour. 
 
 The second spoof also garnered millions of views, as her baby became just as eagerly awaited by internet giraffe fans. 
 
 Image copyright Facebook/Erin Dietrich Image caption Photographer Erin Dietrich does her impression of April, the internet-famous pregnant giraffe 
 
 Tens of thousands of people at a time have been watching the video stream of April at Animal Adventure Park in Harpursville, almost 200 miles (321 km) north-west of New York. 
 
 A total of around 20 million people have viewed the park's footage of April the giraffe so far. 
 
 It has been running since 24 February but there have been no signs of April going into labour. 
 
 Image copyright Animal Adventure Park Image caption April the giraffe doing not very much on her live stream, as usual 
 
 Many welcomed Mrs Dietrich's video as a distraction from the long wait. 
 
 "I did not think this many people would get a kick out of this," said Mrs Dietrich about the original video. 
 
 "All our friends have been making fun of me and my obsession with April so we just thought 'hey, we should order a giraffe mask'." 
 
 The new baby is Mrs Dietrich's fourth child. April the giraffe is also soon to be a mother of four. 
 
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– Apparently, spoofing a giraffe who seems like it may never give birth is a pretty good way to induce your own labor. Erin Dietrich, the South Carolina woman who went viral with her video impersonating April the pregnant giraffe, gave birth to a boy Wednesday night. She posted the announcement on Facebook, complete with a photo of her wearing the giraffe mask from her video while holding son Porter Lane—and she had actually gone live again on Facebook in the early stages of labor, complete with the mask. But, as the BBC notes, April the pregnant giraffe has yet to give birth ... almost two weeks after her birthcam went live and the internet started watching and waiting. And waiting. And waiting.