Because they have to bend down to reach the water.
Giraffes have padded and callused knees to support their long necks when bending down to drink water or graze on vegetation in the savanna.
drink
No they do not.
Yes
Yes they do.
Why do other animals come to the water holes to drink when they see that the giraffes are there
Yes they do. it's to make them sustain the pain of sadness.
yes, they can.
to drink
Giraffes are not decomposers. While decomposers get nutrients from breaking down dead organisms, giraffes get nutrients from the food that they eat. Giraffes are consumers.
No animal eats giraffes in the desert because giraffes do not live in the desert. Giraffes are creatures of the savanna, grassland and open woodlands where there are more trees and other plants upon which they feed. Lions and leopards and, possibly, hyenas might be able to take down a small giraffe or one that is weakened by age, disease or injury. Because of their size, eyesight and powerful kicks, adult giraffes are usually not subject to predation. Nile crocodiles also will occasionally take down an animal when it lowers its head to drink.
Between two and three days.