Giraffes

A giraffe is a day being, so supposedly not. Only night animals are commonly colourblind. However, if the giraffe would suffer from colourblindness it would be possible for it to be colour blind of course.

There are about 100,000 giraffes left in the wild .

their legs are 8 feet long.

A giraffe has along neck to eat plants up high so no other animal can compete with it for food

We are not sure if they are related, but just noticed the same similarities between the two and was seeking the same answer. Did you ever find out if the 2 were related or at some time maybe split? Interesting thought though.

well, normally they grow at a speed rate of 1 1/2 years and then become an adolescent, from an adolescent to a an adult it normally takes up the biggest part of 2 years, so on average its about 3 1/2 years for a baby gorilla to grow into a adult. :)

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What is the largest giraffe? What is the largest giraffe?

A grown giraffe is about 5-6 meters tall (16-20 feet); males are taller than females.

A 2-storey house is about 20 ft high, not counting the roof.

A fully grown Magnolia tree is about 20 ft tall, as is fully grown Black Bamboo.

La Madonna Della Lettera is a 20 ft high golden statue that watches over the harbor of Messina on the island of Sicily in Italy.

Those tall, skinny air puppets used for advertising that dance in a stream of air blown into them, they're about 20 ft tall.

Contrary to popular belief current research shows that giraffes do not have long necks to reach food, rather they are used as "clubs" when competing with other males to mate with females. Giraffes with bigger, longer, stronger necks usually win and therfore get to mate passing on their genes to the next generation.

The giraffe weevil lives in the undergrowth on the coast of Africa in Madagascar.

No. The only giraffes found in Australia are those kept in zoos.

They wraap there necks around eachother and choke eachother out until one taps out

The Fawns are born in spring when there is plenty to eat as soon as thy are weened. There are not a lot of leaves and the sun filters through the trees and leavs leaving "white spots" on the ground and foilage. The spots on the Fawn help it to blend in.

The Spots break up the fawns pattern and acts as camoflauge to hid it from predators. The spots fade and are gone by the fawnsfirst winter.

Their long necks make them able to adapt better to the savanna. With long necks they can reach the tree leaves that most animals cannot get to

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Giraffes do make sounds. They make snorting and moaning sounds usually when there is danger. Hope this helps!

Also it is said Giraffes have a low frequency voice, and so people can't hear it clearly.

Giraffes usally Can't leap,but when they walk they take a 15 foot long stride

Giraffes can hear below 20 Hz to about 10 Hz. To communicate they can hum below 20 Hz but they often hum at around 90 Hz which humans can still hear.

some habits of babay giraffe are eating and sleeping

Actually, it means having a rich agricultural tradition - it is said the antelopes taught man of agriculture.

Giraffes do use their tongue to eat, they use it to reach out and pull leaves into their mouths.

The mother hunts down the nearest human on wiki.answers with a chainsaw

she then proceeds to murder them while singing

"Stabby Stabby

Slice and Dice

Hunt you down and kill'a your mum

Cutty cutty

Killy killy

I felt be right in my flash bomb"

She takes the human back to the baby giraffe where they feast on his/her soul and then proceed to dominate the whole world while wearing Hitler moustaches.

Giraffes live in savannahs and dry lands south of the Saharh Desert where there are trees.
Probably most likely a grassland biome.