While one might believe that a giraffe (giraffa camelopardalis) would be able to maintain a higher velocity due to the greater length of its extremities, it would be an erroneous conjecture to do so. Indeed, while a giraffe may have the ascendancy of lengthier appendages, a zebra (equus zebra) can most definitely go faster because it has four legs.
No. I would say that after 5 metres, the giraffe would trip over it's own long legs.
Then, after the giraffe had got back up again, the horse would have already galloped past.
No, the cheetah is the fastest land animal.
a giraffe is most deffenitly faster than a horse, this is because it has a longer stride.
A fast horse can manage 50km/hr. An average giraffe can do 60 km/hr
A little, sure.
cheetah is faster
A Horse can run faster than a Giraffe.
yes because if the giraffe tries to run too fast the giraffe will trip on it's own legs and when it gets get back up the horse would already won by now
No, the horse is faster.
No, a horse will always be faster than a human.
a wild horse is faster than a zebra
A leopard is faster than a horse, in the short term.
No not faster than Secretariat:)
Where was it figured out that a kangaroo is faster than a horse?
A horse is faster than a camel. The American Quarter Horse can run at speeds up to 40 miles an hour for a quarter mile.
The horse is a little faster than elk, horse can run 47.5 mph, Elk 45 mph, though perhaps in some extreme situations Elk could be faster than a horse.
Faster than you can run, but not faster than you can drive a car.
No