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What continent do giraffes come from?
i cant but i dont know much
Why can't giraffes live where it's cold?
because they cant
What are some problems giraffes have with their necks?
there a number of disadvantages for giraffes well firstly they cant lay or sit down and another thing is that they cant bend to get leaves to eat from the smaller branches
How does pollution affect a giraffes habitat?
It affects there neck length, and when it is to long the giraffes head gets to heavy and the long neck cant support it. The girrafes then collapse and they cant get up. this is a very sad ending for these lovely creatures as the are ofter eaten alive by lions while they are defenceless. It also affects their habitats because when the pollution finds it's way to their habitats they will eat it as an alterative resource from their normal diet.
What is the importance of giraffe?
giraffes are omnivores so they eat primarily plants and vegetation, which is abundant in trees which are, you guessed it, TALL. most other animals cant reach or climb trees so they scavenge on the ground where over time vegetation will become more scarce due to all the traffic. sooo, long neck + tall trees = more food for giraffes.
Why company cant be registered under trade union?
Because they are considered to be sperate, different, and distinct entities under the law. Example: Giraffes and Elephants are both large four-footed mammals but they are NOT the same.
Who has longer eyelashes camels or giraffes?
camels live in desserts most of the time so they have to blink to keep their eyes watery so they can see where their going. they need longer eye lashes to make sure there eye is clean properly to they cant get an eye infection.
How does pollution affect a giraffe?
It affects there neck length, and when it is to long the giraffes head gets to heavy and the long neck cant support it. The girrafes then collapse and they cant get up. this is a very sad ending for these lovely creatures as the are ofter eaten alive by lions while they are defenceless. It also affects their habitats because when the pollution finds it's way to their habitats they will eat it as an alterative resource from their normal diet.
What describes a Thinh?
A Thinh is a tall, dark Vietnamese boy who has a very dirty mind and likes talking about having relations in the rectum. A Thinh is also very curious on the topic of jiggly giraffes and likes to have a baby mustache, but it cant be to thick or the Thinh would look like a bean.
What famous soul singer was born in March?
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Ok your best friend is going out with the gilr you like and you want them to split to get them on the reboun and you want then to split befor his birthday feb 14 can any one help and not get me caugh?
okay. . . heres what you do.. first you go and get a random kid to give this girl a letter that is suspost to be from the guy she is dating but you actually wrote it. Say something like. . . sorry babe but it cant work out i just dont feel the same way about you anymore. Then sign his name and hope and pray she wont ever talk to him about it!!
What is a beneficial inherited trait that is passed on to future generations?
A beneficial inherited trait is a characteristic of a creature that is passed down in the DNA of the mother and father, via the sex cells, to the offspring. Imagine if giraffes all had very short necks, like a horse. They would only have access to the food on low bushes or at the bottom of trees. But, one giraffe, by freak chance (mutation in the DNA) has a slightly elongated neck. Because this giraffe has a longer neck, it can reach higher food. This means that it is less likely to go hungry, as it can reach food that the others cant, and is therefore more likely to survive to be a healthy adult. The giraffe with a longer neck then reproduces, and the trait is passed on to the offspring. The offspring then mates with others, and the gene is spread around the herd of giraffes. Eventually, all of the giraffes have slightly longer necks, which means they all have to share the same food again. Then a mutation causes another giraffe to get an EVEN LONGER neck, and the whole process is repeated, until giraffes all end up with really long necks, and the ones with short necks that cannot reach higher food become extict, as they cannot compete with the longer-necked giraffes.
