They have to have flexible tongues to reach the leaves on top of a tall tree. And also to pick their boogers too. Gross rite? i hope this helps
No it does not. A giraffe's tongue is popularly known because it's purplish, long, and flexible. It won't have spots on it.
The giraffe's long muscular neck allows it to reach high branches and foliage, giving it access to food sources that many other herbivores cannot reach. This adaptation is crucial for foraging in treetop canopies. Additionally, their long, flexible tongue, which can be up to 18 inches long, helps them grasp and pull leaves from branches, as well as clean their eyes and ears, enhancing their overall survival in their natural habitat.
A giraffe's tongue can be up to 20 inches long!
Only some do. The giraffe is the best example. It needs this so it can reach its' food.
The giraffe.
The giraffe's tongue is 18 inches long.
a giraffe's tongue can grow up to 3ft long
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it about 45cm/18in
eating and chewing
it is purple and very long.
Nose piercing