Giraffes

Mother giraffes recognize their calves primarily through smell and vocalizations. Each giraffe has a unique scent, which helps the mother identify her baby among others. Additionally, the bond is reinforced through close physical contact and the calf's distinctive calls, which the mother can recognize. This combination of sensory cues ensures that the mother can locate and care for her young in the wild.

Since giraffe pregnancies lasts more than one year, they have less than one calf each year.

Giraffe's usually inhabit Savannas and Grasslands that are abundant in trees like Acacia, Commiphora, Combretum etc. They browse on twigs of tree, preferringt he Acacia, Commiphora and Terminalia. They also feed on grass and fruits. They dont prefer grass much because, they have to bend down to graze, which isnt so easy if we consider its size. A giraffe eats around 65 pounds (around 30 kilos) of vegetation daily, but during lean periods, they can survive with around 15 pounds.

it depends on the giraffe

After they become extinct, the plants grow and become overpopulated. The plants start to die off. Anything that eats a giraffe will die of starvation. Also, Anal beads will skyrocket in popularity.

No. Giraffes are placental mammals, not marsupials, so they do not have pouches.

No. I think you are getting confused between and tiger and a giraffe?

they have something that looks like whiskers, only that they are placed all around the nose and mouth. They function the same way.

It takes any where from 15 minutes to several hours depending on the size of the the giraffe and the amount of vomit. They are known to projectile vomit so if you notice a giraffe that is nausiated then be sure to steer clear and give it lots of time and space. A giraffe specialist can help with medication.

I do hate to be difficult, But Giraffes happen to be the same as Horses physically Incapible of Vomiting, They have to long necks. But there are Illnesses that can Harm there bodies and begin to force food etc. Back up there throats in the wild this is very dangerous many die, or go rapid, In zoo's they've discovered some ways to help cure or help it along in minutes it's also not food actually it's more Tissue some food though but it's not common nor' is the illness, My aunt studies Giraffes.

so they can eat at tall trees or reach trees to eat

It is too cold and there is not enough vegetation to sustain a herd of giraffe's.

grass

lions, wild beasts, zebras and cheetah's.. that's all i know.

A giraffe fit's in to the ecosystem but all the plant e.g. trees, plants and many others. That is why the giraffe has a very long neck to get it food off the tree so the zoo kkepper doesn't have to keepgoing back when the giraffe is hungry

it feels long, slimy, warm piece of meat. Their tongue is gneral 18 inches long. I went to the zoo once and got one right across my face when i wasn't looking. I never thought I would say this, bu t actually felt really good, except the slime got all over my face.

They mostly need lots of trees with lots of leaves, the climate has to warm, and they need to live around other animals (not predators)

Giraffe is a mammal. Just like any other mammal, giraffe also give birth to a baby.

they find there mate through ,the long neck the females are attrected to the neck and the alpha male fights off the smaller necked giraffes in order to stay the alpha male,

those are the giraffe horns

Acquired Trait

• sleeping
• eating
• reproducing
• protecting their young
• kicking to protect themselves
• running to escape predators
• (thats about it)

Munch

A good name for a pet giraffe will vary depending on whether the giraffe is male or female. A female giraffe could be Annaneck or Pipi. You could name a boy giraffe Stretch, Trevor, or Giraff Vader.

yes animals can

how many times thicker is giraffes tail hair than our human hair