**Being so tall, this animal has to make adjustments to reach the water to get a drink. The giraffe will get close to the water and spread its 6 foot tall front legs apart wide to be able to reach the water. The giraffe will suckle the water or suck the water through its lips.
A giraffe's neck is long enough to reach a high treetop. Yet it is too short to reach the ground. That makes it hard for a giraffe to bend down for water. To get a drink, a giraffe must first spread its front legs wide apart. Then it lowers its head to the water.
They part their front legs a much wider and bend their neck down so they can drink from a river or pond.
Giraffes are herbivores and primarily eat leaves and drink water. See related questions for more information.
no never eat other Giraffes.
well giraffes dont eat bones! giraffes eat leaves and other grasses where ever you heard that giraffes eat bones is wrong!!!!!!!
No, giraffes do not eat deer. Giraffes are herbivores, meaning they only eat plants. Deer don't live in the same places as giraffes, either.
drink
No they do not.
Yes
giraffes are herbivores im not sure about carnivores so giraffes are herbivores and they eat plants
Giraffes eat about 70 pounds of food a day
do giraffes eat in a special way
Giraffes are herbivores, plant eaters, and would not eat a zebra.
Yes they do.