Giraffes

Heterotrophic

Well some live in zoos all over the world, but naturally they live mostly in the continent of Africa.

Giraffes can spend their whole lives in a zoo, if they're raised in captivity. Giraffes live for about 25 years.

All animals with vertebrae have exactly seven cervical vertebrae (neck vertebrae.) Because whales have long necks, they just have seven long cervical vertebrae.

For defensive purposes, giraffes do not bite, no.

However if they will need to defend themselves, they do have a very powerful kick. A human, or any other predator, is likely to die instantly or very quickly from massive trauma and internal bleeding, if kicked by a giraffe.

Horses, along with most other hoofed mammals, are grazing animals. They must often travel long distances in one day in order to find food and water, and when threatened by predators prefer to flee than fight. It is therefore important that they be able to walk or run for a long time. If you or I were to run barefoot over rough terrain for long periods (as horses often do) our soft feet would be injured. Hoofed mammals have hooves because this extremely hard surface is all but immune to rough ground. In addition, the hard, sharp hooves on a horse are one of its best defensive weapons, as anybody who's been kicked by a horse is aware.

In other hoofed mammals, such as camels (desert habitat) and reindeer or musk oxen (arctic habitat) the hooves are very large and more flexible, in order to spread the animal's weight over a larger area; this stops them from sinking into sand or snow.

Yes, a giraffe is born alive. A giraffe is a mammal and mammals have live births.

Domain Eukarya Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Mammalia Order Artiodactyla Family Giraffidae Genus Giraffa Species camelopardalis there are a few subspecies

They eat leaves off of the Acacia tree,and regular leaves from regular trees They are one of the few animals that can eat leaves from trees with thorns. This is because they have a long agile tongue that can wrap around the thorns.

Giraffidae is the family name of the Giraffe.

Giraffes make moaning and snorting noises usually when there is danger. They are usually quiet though. Hope I could help!

the adults usually don't make any sounds, but the calves does it more often

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It has evolved to have a long neck to reach the leaves higher up in the trees

I have found one account of death by giraffe. A dog walker was killed in 2010. Her dog ran off into the herd and spooked them. She went off to retrieve said dog, but one of the spooked giraffes had a calf, panicked and kicked out to protect it.

They belong to the class Mammalia ( mammals).

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Giraffes do not live in jungles. Their preferred food sources do not grow in the jungle, and the area isn't open enough for them to move around easily. However, the giraffe's closest living relative, the okapi, does live in Africa's rainforest.

no,elephants live grassland and forests and giraffes live in open woodlands and savannes

Giraffes are found all over Africa. In the north region of this continent, they live in Chad. Their habitats extend from the north down to parts of South Africa. Giraffes are also found in the east in countries like Somalia. Grassland and savanna regions are their usual habitats in these different parts of Africa.

Giraffe Weevils live off the cost of Africa in Madagascar.

Giraffes tend to be very docile towards humans and don't seem to be to bothered by us being around. Although if we get close they tend to get nervous and move away but they don't seem to consider us a threat.

I LOVE GIRAFFES. THEY ARE MY FAVORITE AFRICAN ANIMAL

Giraffes are widely found in Africa. Their habitat range extends from Chad in the north to South Africa in the south. It usually inhabits Savannas and grasslands of Africa. They prefer forests with lots of acacia trees which are its main source of food.

The rhinoceros lives in a symbiotic relationship with an oxpecker. Their symbiotic relationship is mutualism, meaning thy both benefit from this relationship. the oxpecker cleans off bugs and ticks from the rhinoceros, that gives the oxpecker nutrients and the rhinoceros gets clean