Giraffes

Giraffes belong to the family "Giraffidae".

the scientific name of giraffe is "giraffe Gophinia
It's Giraffa camelopardalis.

Yes. They have large ears and sensitive hearing.

The animal's company in Roald Dahl's "The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me" is called "The Ladderless Window-Cleaning Company." This quirky group of animals, consisting of a giraffe, pelican, and monkey, form a unique business that specializes in window cleaning without the need for ladders.

No, giraffes are real animals that exist in the wild, while unicorns are mythical creatures that are not real. Giraffes are known for their long necks and distinctive spots, while unicorns are often depicted as horse-like creatures with a single horn on their forehead.

In Greek and Roman myths giraffes are believes to be a creature that is a mixed of a camel and a leopard called a camelopardalis.

Other myths tell how giraffes got to their height, like the eastern African which tell that the giraffe (most likely the first giraffe) grew tall for eating too many magic herbs.

There is no official world record for the longest giraffe neck as it can vary among individuals. However, the average length of a giraffe's neck is around 6 feet (1.8 meters) for both males and females.

They are both mammals, both have live birth, both can be found in Africa, or in zoo's for that matter.

indeed male giraffes have 17 nipples and female have 20

Trees and bodies of water, typically. On occassion open their mouths during strong rainstorms.

They have 18 inch long tongues and are tough so they can eat thorns. They also have a very long neck so they can eat leaves that are high up. they also have2 feet long heart and 2-3 times stronger than our heart. they also have strong legs so they can kill a lion with a kick or they can run fast to escape predators.

Walk like you're on stilts. Yo know, all awkward. If you're acting like a young giraffe, make sounds like a rabbi giving a blessing. If you're an older giraffe, be silent. If you're acting with friends, learn to give each other signals as to what you're saying. Eat leaves like you have a numb tongue. (Edible leaves, no need to die.) All in all, be lazy.

the daily life of a giraffe is simple. they eat

6,0000 years

The mother usually cleans the calf with its tongue such as a cat. The mother giraffe will then use its long neck to lift the calf to its feet. It does this by transforming its neck into a lasso type contraption. Once the calf is up and standing it will be beaten into the heard if it's male and sexed in if female. Once the giraffe is officially part of the heard it will start its life as a contributing member of society.

there rough thick tongue helps them to eat thorns

Male giraffes eat the same food as female giraffes. All giraffes are herbivores and primarily eat leaves, grazing on the foliage of trees in the African bush. They prefer plants of the Mimosa (acacia) genus and combretum species, but they feed on the leaves of over 100 varieties of plants.

They also eat berries and fruits from trees when they are in season. Their long necks enable them to reach the treetops, which are out of reach of other herbivores.

Although herbivorous, giraffes are known to visit carcasses and lick dried meat off bones.

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They can talk about the same amount as any other animal. They may be able to communicate slightly with each other but not really with humans.

It means getting kissed or sucking on the neck.

Giraffes have adapted to environments where a main food source is leaves of trees. In areas where trees are far taller, the taller giraffes are able to eat and reproduce mor successfully and carry on the gene for greater height, this has continued, giving giraffes long necks which allow the consumption of food sources at greater heights.

there is interaction between a giraffe and human but there is not cause they are not part of the same family like cheetahs and leopards

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the answer is shy yet fierce at times. giraffes are very smart, they are also very loving to their young. click the link to join my facebook group about girrafes.

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.