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What can you feed the giraffes at the zoo?
you can feed giraffes grass at the tree!
How often do you feed the giraffes on the roar game?
The answer is: TWICE A DAY
How do adult giraffes feed their young?
adult giraffe take leaf from the trees then feed it to their young giraffe
How often and what do you feed giraffes on BBC roar game?
areant you a saddo
Can you feed the giraffes at Denver zoo?
i don't think so as u can't really feed animals in zoo
Do giraffes nurse?
Yes, a zebra does "breast feed" after a fashion. Zebras are mammals and therefore, nurse their young just as horses or cattle do.
How do giraffes feed their young?
Giraffes are mammals so, like all mammals, they feed their young on mothers' milk. Baby giraffes are dependent on their mother's milk until around 12 months old, though this may vary with individuals. As the baby becomes less dependent on milk, the mother teaches it to forage for leaves and twigs.
Are horses and giraffes both mammals?
Yes. They both feed their young with milk of their own creation.
Why do giraffes have hair on their back?
Giraffes have hair because they are mammals. That's part of the definition. Mammals have fur or hair, they give birth to live young, and they feed their young milk.
How much do Giraffes cost to feed?
Giraffes browse fortheir food, which consists of the leaves and shoots of trees and shrubs. So the first thing you need is a nice piece of land with sufficient trees to feed your giraffes all year round. Of course it all depends on where your live and how fulland heavy your purse is but... Mmmm... Does not sound cheap to me! Hope this helps!
Do giraffes eat bamboo?
Giraffes typically do not eat bamboo. They mainly feed on leaves, twigs, fruits, and flowers from trees and shrubs. Bamboo is not a common part of their diet.
Do giraffes live on the Savannah?
Yes, giraffes are common inhabitants of the savannah biome. They thrive in open grasslands with scattered trees, which are characteristic of savannah environments. Giraffes use their height to feed on leaves and buds from tall trees in the savannah.
