•Giraffes are thought to be silent animals but they actually communicate with low grunt, moans and rumbles that are usually to low pitched for human ears to hear because they communicate using infrasound. Mother Giraffes sometimes use whistles to warn their calf's.
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Why exactly would they need to? They can still hear behind and in front...
because your pet giraffes neck is growing.
Yes. They have large ears and sensitive hearing.
Stops their arses dragging on the floor, also rather good for movement. Or so I hear...
Giraffes can hear frequencies up to 35 kHz, which is higher than what humans can hear. They use their acute sense of hearing to communicate with each other and to detect potential threats in their environment.
No. At one point, it was thought that giraffes were deaf and mute. But giraffes snort when alarmed, mothers whistle to their young, and the young bleat. At this point, researchers tend to describe giraffe hearing as at least on par with human. But more research needs to be done. One area of investigation's infrasound, or hearing by processing sound waves and vibrations.
no, impala's dont eat giraffes! Impalas and Giraffes are both herbivores! They actually can sometimes work together in order to protect each other from predators. Giraffes use their long necks to see the predator whereas the impala have very good hearing and sense of smell in order to hear or smell the predator. They use these beneficial traits to warn and protect each other.
Giraffes hear the same thing anything else can hear. If a lion were to growl as it pounced on said giraffe(s), the giraffe(s) will hear it. Otherwise, they hear anything within their hearing range.
To humans, other giraffes, and other animals, they can be. This is why you hardly ever hear of a lion, cheetah, or leopard attacking a giraffe. They have a very fatal kick when frightened, and the only time when they are very vulnerable is during labor or when lying down.
Yes, giraffes do have knees.