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How long do baby giraffes stay with their mothers?
up to 6 months
What is the purpose of the girraffes legs?
Giraffes have long legs to allow them to eat the high leave that they love, and also to escape predators.
When are giraffes active?
Giraffes have no mating season. They mate year-round.
How long do zebras carry their babies?
There is no fixed time that a baby giraffe stays with its mother. The calf may nurse for a month or for as long as a year, because they usually find food on their own. Giraffes often engage in calf groupings, or nursery herds, where a mother will leave her calf with other giraffe mothers while foraging.
What adaptation do giraffes have to hep them eat leaves?
giraffes have long necks and spots
Why do giraffes evolved with long necks?
Giraffes evovled with long necks so they can reach the tree and eat the leaves.
How long are giraffes' tails?
Giraffes' tails are typically between 8 to 10 feet long. They use their tails to swat away insects and as a communication tool with other giraffes.
Why do giraffes have long neck instead of short neck like before?
They do because they can reach taller trees that has more leaves
What are 3 opinions about giraffes?
I LOVE giraffes. There necks don't seem that long to me. They are intelligent
How long do giraffes live in the zoo?
Giraffes can spend their whole lives in a zoo, if they're raised in captivity. Giraffes live for about 25 years.
What is the structural adaptation of the giraffe?
A long neck that enables it to reach fruit and leaves at the top of trees. This adaptation happened because the giraffes with the longer necks survived when the shorter necked giraffes couldn't. The shorter necked giraffes did not have enough food to eat, as it was all unreachable in the trees. Thus the longer necked giraffes who survived mated with other long necked giraffes and produced more long necked giraffes!
Where do giraffes have long hair?
on their necks
