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Giraffes
Giraffes are well known for their extraordinarily long necks which they use to eat the leaves on tall trees.
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Including the tuft on the end of the tail, it can reach eight feet.
What is the purpose of a giraffe?
the purpose is to remove toxic chemicals from the giraffe's diet. it is known that a person can get high from eating giraffe's liver because of the high THC (chemical that makes you high from marijuana) concentration.
Who are the main characters in the Book the White Giraffe?
Tendai (game reserve keeper)
Martine
Grandmother
Ben
Grace
White Giraffe
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Giraffes stand out from the crowd.
They are quite intelligent.
If a giraffe is trying to survive it needs to keep its head up.
Giraffe are most active in the early morning and late afternoon.
The differences of male and female giraffes?
Sexual dimorphism among giraffes comes in the form of females having shorter and lighter necks than their male counterparts.
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How long is a baby giraffe reliant on its mother?
Young giraffes, although they sample vegetation from a very early age, continue to suckle up to about one year -- at this age they are around 10 feet tall. They generally become fully independent from their mother at around 15-18 months of age.
What is the difference between cheetah and giraffe?
you sir are quite stupid. the difference is that one is a freakin giant and the other is a stealthy awsome cat. Are you on drugs?
"Dumb" means that an animal (or person) is incapable of making sounds to communicate. Whilst giraffes are generally regarded as silent animals, they do make vocalisations in some situations, so they could not be regarded as "dumb".
If the question refers to the intelligence level of giraffes: while they are not among the smartest of animals, they most certainly can learn and adapt their behaviour, which indicates that they are not stupid animals.
When does a baby giraffe get teeth?
According to GiraffeWorld, baby giraffes remain nourished by their mother's milk for about a year after they are born. Within a couple of months, however, the young calves can begin eating grass by standing under their mothers -- for protection in the wild. One must assume that at two months, then, some form of teeth are evident in the young animal.
Why must a giraffe have a stronger heart than a human?
Because of the huge distance it has to pump the blood to the giraffes head
What are the names of giraffes?
That is the common name; Giraffe.
The scientific name is Giraffa Camelopardalis
How do giraffes show territorial behavior?
All mammals, including giraffes, care for their young. They have to be fed milk by their mother and are protected until they are old enough to be alone.
What role does a giraffe play its habitat?
Giraffes have many features which help them adapt to their habitat. One of these features is their long necks, which stretch almost 2 meters above their body. Another feature is their extraordinary tongue, which helps them to eat and chew plants. The last is their camouflage colors that help them blend in.
