How do giraffes breed?

Answer 1

Giraffes breed through sexual reproduction. The females go into estrus every two weeks, excreting pheromones to notify males when she is ready to mate.
== == Giraffes don't have a particular mating season. Female giraffes go into estrus every two weeks throughout the year. When a female is in estrus, she excretes pheromones that let the males know that she is ready to mate. Male giraffes wander around in search of females in estrus with which to mate.

When a male giraffe finds a female giraffe in estrus, he nudges her rear end with his nose to encourage her to release urine. When the female releases urine, the male tastes the urine to see if she is in estrus and ready to mate. A female giraffe will release larger amounts of urine for a male giraffe that she particularly likes. When a male giraffe determines that a female giraffe is ready to mate, he follows the female around until she decides to mate with him. Occasionally the male will try to mount the female in an attempt to mate. If the female has not decided to mate with the male yet, she will casually walk away so that the male can not mate with her. The male may follow the female and repeatedly try to mount her for hours or days. The female ignores the male until she decides to mate with him. Sometimes the female never mates with the male and instead chooses a different male to mate with. If a female giraffe sees a male giraffe that she wishes to mate with, she often goes up to the male and rubs her neck on his. Female giraffes generally choose to mate with the most dominant giraffe available. The most likely reason for this is to establish a strong gene pool in her young.

When the female giraffe decides to allow the male giraffe to mate with her, she stops walking and stands still to let the male mount her. The male giraffe mounts the female giraffe from the behind and mates with her. The mating process is very quick and is rarely observed by humans.
The same way in which a male dog mates with a female dog.
there is one male and one female then they put them together

Answer 2

Giraffes reproduce the same as all mammals, including humans. Males copulate with females which fertilizes the ovum (egg) inside the female. Females gestate (remain pregnant) while the baby develops inside her. After the baby is developed sufficiently to survive outside the mother, she will give live birth to her baby and encourage the baby to stand as soon as it can after birth to ensure it is not attacked by other animals. The baby then nurses on milk from the mother until it is old enough to eat solid food and live on its own at maturity.

Answer 3

After aboue 13 month of pregnancy the giraffe give birth to live youngs, just like almost any other mammals.

The only mammals that do not give birth, but lays eggs instead, is the Platypus and four species of Echidnas.

Answer 4

it gives birth then looks after them

Answer 5

=A giraffe gives birth standing up.=

Answer 6

how do giraffes raise there young