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How is a giraffe adapted to live in open and dry grasslands?
A giraffe has adapted to live in open and dry grasslands by the evolution of it's long neck. This enables to reach things that are high and normally out of reach for other animals.
How did giraffe adapted to its environment?
A giraffe is most vulnerable when it is drinking water. Therefore it has adapted to be able to go without water for long periods of time. Its tongue and lips are black, to prevent sunburn when they're eating.
How is a giraffe adapted to cross a river?
they have strong and long legs that help them cross deep rivers
If a giraffe habitat change to live in rainforest what will the giraffe behavioral and physical adaptation to surive in its new habitat?
A giraffe is adapted by having a long neck to reach the leaves off of the tallest trees. So they can eat the leaves.
How are giraffe long necks adapted to their life style?
they use their necks to get leaves from trees
How is the giraffe adapted to its envronment?
Over millenia the Giraffe has evolved to have an extremely long neck, which allows it to reach leaves on trees that cannot be reached by other herbivores, thereby being able to remain healthy and feed their young more easily.
What is the tallest living quadruped animal on Earth?
The giraffe is the tallest living quadruped animal on Earth, with the ability to reach heights of up to 18 feet (5.5 meters). Their long necks and legs help them to feed on leaves and browse from the tops of trees.
Terrestrial habitat is habitat of giraffe?
Yes because, in terrestrial habitats giraffes have a dominant vegetation, meaning the habitat they are adapted to. Basically supplies them with nutrients and minerals ;)
What are the different kinds of giraffe?
There are six; Reticulated Giraffe Masai Giraffe Rothschild Giraffe South African Giraffe Thornicroft Giraffe Nigerian Giraffe
Why giraffe cannot live in Arctic?
For lots of reasons. It is too cold. There is nothing there for them to eat. There is no shelter there.
How did the giraffe get its name and what does it mean?
The name "giraffe" is believed to have originated from the Arabic word "zarāfah," which means "fast-walker" or "one who walks swiftly." This name likely refers to the giraffe's characteristic long legs and ability to move quickly across the savannah. The scientific name for the giraffe is Giraffa camelopardalis, with "camelopardalis" stemming from the ancient Greek words for camel and leopard, describing the giraffe's unique appearance.
What do Rothschilds giraffe Masai giraffe Reticulated giraffe Thornicorts giraffe Kordofan giraffe Angolan giraffe and Southern giraffe look like?
It seems incredible, but they look like giraffes.
