1 baby
ONE
One, twins are VERY rare.
A giraffe typically gives birth to a single calf after a gestation period of around 15 months. In rare cases, giraffes may have twins, but this is extremely uncommon due to the challenges of birthing and raising multiple calves at once. Therefore, the most common answer to this question is that a giraffe can have one baby at a time.
20 minutes
A mammal. Mammals five to live babies...like humans we are also mammals.
One billion babies a second
== == Normally, female giraffes only have one calf. Twins are very rare. ONE.
one egg
A giraffe sleeps anywhere from a half-hour to one hour each day.
approximately 850 babies
According to 2007 statical information there are 690,013 babies born in England and this averages out to 1890 a day.
The Giraffe's reproductive system is slightly more complex to that of others, the gestation period in which the Giraffe is with offspring is around 15 months on average, their is then a post birth interval of 20 months in which the Giraffe will not reproduce, this means that the Giraffe would reproduce around once every Three years.