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What kind of enviorment does a giraffe need?
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What kind of giraffe that start with an L?
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What kind teeth does a giraffe have?
yellow teeth
What kind of sheltre does a giraffe need?
A giraffe needs a grass land with lots of trees and watering holes. A giraffe needs these things hope I answer your question
Is A Giraffe Taller Than The Tallest Man?
The giraffe is probably taller considering they can reach tree tops.
What kind of humidity does a giraffe need?
High huminity
What kind of vet do you take a giraffe to?
Large animal.
What is Zac Efron favorite kind of animal?
A Giraffe
What is a giraffe's favorite kind of joke?
A tall story
What kind of animals are ruminant?
giraffe and all that stuff
Does a giraffe express fangs?
No, they don't have that kind of teeth.
What kind of noun is giraffe?
The noun 'giraffe' is a singular, common, concrete noun; a word for a type of mammal, a word for a thing.
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