Giraffes

A mammal. Mammals five to live babies...like humans we are also mammals.

They happen to only have one heart. however it is incredibly large.

Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giraffe

"A giraffe's heart, which can weigh up to 10 kg (22 lb) and measure about 60 cm (2 ft) long, must generate approximately double the normal blood pressure for an average large mammal to maintain blood flow to the brain. In the upper neck, a complex pressure-regulation system called the rete mirabile prevents excess blood flow to the brain when the giraffe lowers its head to drink."

It doesn't make a sound.

- Actually it produces a very low pitched hum (most likely due to the very long neck and large chest) that humans can't hear. Like with bat noises you can frequency shift the giraffe noises to listen to them.

If you are referring to a fully grown adult giraffe then yes they are big. The average adult giraffe height ranges from 14-17 feet. The males can weigh up to 2,600 pounds while the females can weigh as much as 1,800 pounds.

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* Well there is the book, and so many people have tried to introduce *real* pictures of white giraffes to the world, who knows how they did it. But World Geographic is an educational site... and they said it is. Although there has really only been one siting, I sure believe they are real, but it is all in the eye of the beholder. You may think that the guy who spotted it made it up as well as the others..... but you would never know for sure.... There are some giraffes ,theoretically, that just have thick white lines, and not as much orange. Hope this answer helped a little more for your education!

There are many types of change that a giraffe goes through.

In one sense, there's puberty, and menopause, just like humans.

However, they're keen fashion followers and have different coats for summer and winter. I'm sure you've heard of giraffe-print, which was big in the '90s. They change behind bushes because they embarrass easily. Sometimes they envy zebras for being able to pull off the stripes look, but we have the saying "a giraffe never changes its spots" for good reason.

The llama is related to the camel. The south Asian camel is a non-domesticated relative of the camel. The llamas breed doesn't matter , but the camel MUST be a sout Asian camel.

Yes, the animal that is taller than the girrafe is the biggest and tallest dinosaur in the world

The human neck is made out of cells,blood,skin,bones,and your cell system

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because their ancestors stretched their necks reaching for food

They have really hard kicks and could kill their enemy from just one kick with the back legs.If there is a smaller animal they could grab them with their mouth and throws it up in the air so when it lands it could break its bones or at least get a bruise. They can also swing their hard heads against their enemy and if that doesn't work then the giraffe runs away.

The giraffe is related to the deer, cattle and okapi.

Giraffes are very social animals. they will often spend time with farmer's herds on the plains of Africa and also associate with many other wild African breeds of animals.

Giraffes give birth to babies that are almost six feet tall at birth, so it would be most logical if they only give birth to one at a time. Thank god for the mother giraffes that this is true. Twins are extremely rare. If you are asking how many they can have in a lifetime, about 10.

That particular animal might not be found on the Eurasian Continent, unless it was imported to it.

there skin is brown and there legs are zebra striped however they are not related to the zebra

That thing is very tall!

A giraffe's width can be between 9.75 feet and 15 feet. They are the tallest of all land animals and can weigh up to 2 tons.

Giraffes can be found in the wild. They could be found anywhere in the wild where there's water, food, and no predators. Where ever you find a lion, bear, or anything else that would eat a giraffe is not where or near a giraffe would be. If you're looking to see a giraffe, then, you can find one at just about any zoo. I'm pretty sure that they are either in Africa or Alaska too.

The belief is giraffes developed long necks and long tongues so they could feed on vegetation higher up than other animals and therefore had a survival advantage.

365 for every day of the year when there born and there body fully developes thenafter a year tissue dies and comes back............

Pandas, (scientific name Ailuropoda melanoleuca, literally meaning black and white cat foot), are native to central-western and south western China. Though they have patches on their fur, like a giraffe, they are bears. Even though 99% of their diet is bamboo, they do belong to the carnivora order (eat meat in the form of birds, rodents, etc.).

Giraffes (scientific name camelopard) are native to Africa and is an African even-toed ungulate mammal. It is the tallest living mammal on earth. Giraffes are herbivores.

no because when you are at a and you see a giraffe and a zebra together the zebra is probably chasing the giraffe