of the giraffe is their ability to eat leaves from some very thorny trees! Just how do they do it? Giraffes produce a very thick saliva, or spit, which protects the mouth from their thorny diet. Read more: What_are_adaptations_of_the_giraffe
because giraffes eat the acacia tree which has big thornes
because when they eat spiky things it does not prickle there tongue
it helps them grasp the leaves and plant material they feed on.
yes in fact giraffes do have black tongues...the questiopn is why do giraffes have black tongues =P to protect it from the sun Second answer by arcticspa224: No, rumor has it that Giraffes have blue or purple tongues.
because they have black tongues
Sorry, I don't have the answer, But tongues is spelled like Tongues.
The answer is yes. Giraffes have very long tongues.
about up to 20cm
Elephants are afraid of mice. Giraffes have blue tongues. Giraffes are silent.
To use to get to leaves high in the trees.
Giraffes have a tongue that measures 22 inches. Giraffes are able to clean their entire bodies, including their ears with their tongues.
I think its because out in the desert the only food they can find is small hard clumps of dried grasses and thorns. Quite a lot of animals have tough mouths because they eat food like thorns (eg. Elephants, Giraffes) Hope that helps.
so they can eat leaves.
yes, they eat leaves with their massive pink tongues and use their long necks to reach the tops of tall trees
they use it to actually suck it