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Why do African acacia trees have flat tops?
African acacia trees often have flat tops due to the browsing behavior of giraffes. Giraffes feed on the leaves of these trees, which causes the trees to adapt by growing new foliage at the top of their canopy, out of reach of the giraffes, resulting in a flat-topped appearance. This adaptation allows the trees to continue growing and survive despite continuous browsing.
Can women have two tongues?
No, women cannot have two tongues in the biological sense, as humans generally possess one tongue. However, the phrase "having two tongues" can be used metaphorically to describe someone who is deceitful or speaks in contradictory ways. In any context, having two physical tongues is not a characteristic of human anatomy.
What is the shape of an acacia?
In your family there are probably different members, and although they share some off the same family features they do not look exactly the same. Quite different normally. The same applies for Acacia's. "Acacia" is only the family name. In this family there are different members all having their own physical apprearance. A flat top Acacia, or an Umbrellathorn have flat tops and stand out and so are easily recognised. Knobthorn Acacia and the Fever tree are both in the acacia family but look completely different. Just as an example. Furthermore do you need to look at the habitat they are growing in. What soil tipe is found, what is the climate (determening how easily they will grow etc). Then you also have to take into account the foraging of animals. In an area where there are many browsers the trees will look physically different from the same tree species in a different area. One of the animals which has a big influence (without destroying the tree like elephants) on the shape of trees are giraffes. So I hope that it is clear that we can not answer your question. Another question might be what are the characteristics of Acacia's (if you would like to be able to recognise them).
Do pit bulls have black tongues?
No, pit bulls do not have black tongues. The color of a dog's tongue typically ranges from pink to blue-black. This misconception likely stems from the fact that the Chow Chow breed is known for having a completely black tongue.
The differences of male and female giraffes?
Sexual dimorphism among giraffes comes in the form of females having shorter and lighter necks than their male counterparts.
Where do the blue spots on Labs' tongues come from you heard it was from a certain breed of lab?
well spots on dogs' tongues are just like birth marks...but i dont know of a certain breed having them
Are there any possibilities of a giraffe having no spots?
probably not because sientes say all giraffes have spots
What do you call the belief of having a special power?
They are spiritual gifts , like healing, speaking in tongues ,preaching and praying.
What is Niger well known for?
The River Niger is well known for having wildlife there such as: elephant's, giraffes and sometime lions there to
What is the only dog with a black tongue?
I, myself am a proud owner of a thirteen year old chow! many people believe that chows have blue tongues, or black tongues but they actually have purple tongues! and the chow is the only dog with the amazing coloured tongue! Hope this helped! :)
What would be the advantage of a frog having a sticky tongue?
The advantage of having a sticky tongue would be to catch prey, such as flies, and ensure that they don't escape. If they didn't have sticky tongues, the bugs would probably fly out, or the frog couldn't catch them in the first place.
Are giraffes spotty?
Yes. Because giraffes have spots that really do look like spots but they really are blobs of an orange-y shade of orange. To having spotty it means that they are covered with spots; blobs of a pattern on an animal's or human's skin.Examples-That giraffe is spotty.I am all spotty.Remember: It doesn't mean you have spots all over you and that the animal has spots, it means patterns or spots on an animal or humans skin.
