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I am sure that somewhere in the world, there is one. But not any that I know of. It's like for example: Unicorns. Everyone says they are not real, but are they? Or were they? You NEVER know. MANY species of animals are not yet heard of. But I believe that the white giraffe is real.
What else can I help you with?
Can giraffes be white?
no
Do giraffes see in black and white?
yes
Is Jemmy the white giraffes name?
Yes. You are correct!
What colour are giraffes?
They have white lines and big brown patches.
What are albino giraffes?
albino giraffes are white and have pink eyes just like blind guinea pigs that's what they look like
What is the white giraffe named?
i don't think white giraffes even exist besides albinos
What do white giraffes eat?
White giraffes will typically eat shrubs and flower buds located on high trees. However, they are known as browsers. They will eat mostly any type of plant life.
What is the giraffes name in the book the white giraffe?
Jeremiah, Jemmy for short.
Is there such thing as a white giraffe in the book the white giraffe?
In the book there is a white giraffe that is a legend. There are also white or lightly spotted giraffes born occasionally.
How are giraffes different from a zebra?
Giraffes are even toed ungulates (they have two toes) and are more closely related to camels. Giraffes have multiple (4) stomachs. Giraffes chew cud. Giraffe coloration is white to creamy white backgrounds with various shapes and colors of spots (depending of subspecies) ranging from golden to red to nearly black. Giraffes have skin covered horns. Giraffes don't have top front teeth, they have a hard, toothless palate. Zebras are odd toed ungulates (they have one toe/hoof) and are more closely related to horses and donkeys. Zebras have a simple stomach. Zebras are striped and the normal color is black with white. Zebras don't have horns, have both upper and lower front teeth.
How many pounds do white giraffes weight?
They would weigh approx 84,600 pounds-force.
How many white giraffes are there?
Many thousands. The white giraffe is not endangered, and because yellow giraffes are, yellow ones are seen as more "exotic". That's why you often see pictures of yellow giraffes and not white ones - wildlife photographers get more money for rarer pictures.
