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Which African animal is the tallest?
The African giraffe. ** Yes, the giraffe can reach a height of 18 feet or more.
what is the difference between a giraffe and a zooraffa?
the zoorafa is more stinkey
How big should a stable be?
Bigger than the animal for safety reasons and to fit the animal in so there is more room.
Is the giraffe a wild animal?
Yes. its a wild animal because it can be dangerous but not all the time
What is the exoskeleton of a turtle?
No, a turtle is not an exoskeleton it's an animal or more specifically, a reptile.A turtle doesn't have an exoskeleton but a shell that is extended from its ribcage.
What one weighs more a horse or a giraffe?
Giraffe
Who have more back bones human or giraffe?
giraffe
More similar sentences such as an elephant is a huge animal?
A blue whale is the largest animal on Earth. A giraffe has a long neck to reach leaves high in trees. A cheetah is the fastest land animal.
How many individual cells do giraffes have?
The giraffe is a multicell organism meaning that the giraffe has more than one cell in its body. The giraffe is made up entirely of animal cells, making all the different structures in their body to serve different purposes to make the task of life possible for giraffes.
What is more gentle a cow or a giraffe?
i think a cow is is more gentle because a giraffe can tear you up with its neck,a cow can be rough but not as rough as a giraffe.
What animal has the strongest kick - a giraffe or a zebra?
A giraffe has the strongest kick of the two, capable of delivering a powerful blow with its long legs and large body weight. While zebras can also kick fiercely and use their hind legs for defense, a giraffe's size and strength give it a more formidable kick. In terms of sheer force, a giraffe's kick can be lethal to predators.
What is the summary for chapter 13 the white giraffe?
In Chapter 13 of "The White Giraffe," Martine continues to bond with the mysterious white giraffe, deepening her understanding of the animal's unique nature and the challenges it faces. She learns more about the threats from poachers and the importance of protecting the giraffe and its habitat. Martine grapples with her feelings of isolation and her desire to belong, finding solace in her connection with the giraffe. This chapter emphasizes themes of friendship, conservation, and personal growth.
