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so it can run from the predators
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What does it mean when a giraffe reaches over you to drink water then you sit and watch it give birth?
The giraffe represents having a long reach. In this dream, the giraffe is part of the dreamer's self. The dreamer is the one who has or needs to have a long reach to obtain what is desired. Watching it give birth suggests the productive outcome expected when one is able to reach one's goals.
How long does it take for a baby giraffe to become an adult giraffe?
to reach full size it takes about 4 years ,Babbie giraffes are able to stand up at birth although wobbly.
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.
Where do giraffes raise their young?
Giraffes don't have homes, nests or dens. They move around pretty much all the time. A pregnant giraffe will simply try to find a spot that offers some protection from predators to give birth in. Usually the calf will be up and able to follow its mother within one hour.
Are you able to keep giraffe tree frogs as pets?
OBVIOUSLY!
What does a baby giraffe look like?
A baby giraffe looks like a smaller version of an adult giraffe. If in the first few minutes of the birth, the baby giraffe will be rather wobbly as it tries to stand. It is important that the baby is soon able to walk and run along side their parents, as there are many predators in the wild.
What is the giraffe life cycle?
a gariffe is able to breed at any time
Which animal group benefited signifigantly during the Cenozoic era by being able to give birth to live young?
mammals
Which animal group benefited significantly during the Cenozoic era by being able to give birth to live young?
mammals
What are inherited behaviors of a giraffe?
Inherited behaviors of a giraffe is like being Able to reach high trees with necks or their eye colors or even the color if their skin.
Which blind insects build skyscrapers?
Termites are able to build towers as high as a giraffe.
Why do most mammal mothers stay with their young after birth?
Most mammal mothers stay with their young after they're born because the young are dependent upon the female for mothers' milk. This milk equips them with all the nutrients they require until the young are able to fend for themselves.
