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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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What do giraffes eat in Africa?

All giraffes are herbivores. Wild African giraffes eat plant and tree leaves, fruits and berries. Although herbivorous, giraffes are also known to visit carcasses and lick the dried meat off bones.

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How does a giraffe act?

A giraffe will usually run when it is threatened. However, to protect its young or if there is no way out, it will strike with its neck and hooves.

What does the legs do with the giraffes?

giraffe use its long neck and leg for eating the leaves which are in a higher elevation

How many syllables in giraffe and how?

The word giraffe has two syllables. The syllables of the word are gir-affe.

What and how do giraffes eat and drink?

**Being so tall, this animal has to make adjustments to reach the water to get a drink. The giraffe will get close to the water and spread its 6 foot tall front legs apart wide to be able to reach the water. The giraffe will suckle the water or suck the water through its lips.
A giraffe's neck is long enough to reach a high treetop. Yet it is too short to reach the ground. That makes it hard for a giraffe to bend down for water. To get a drink, a giraffe must first spread its front legs wide apart. Then it lowers its head to the water.
They part their front legs a much wider and bend their neck down so they can drink from a river or pond.

Does a giraffe have three hearts?

Giraffes have unusually high heart rates for their size, at 150 beats per minute. They have four chambered, stomachs, they breathe through lungs, and they have four chambered heart.

Giraffe units for measuring liquid capacity?

Liquid capacity is equivalent to volume, and is measured in units of volume.

Some choices are:

-- cubic inch

-- fluid ounce

-- cubic foot

-- quart

-- microliter

-- gallon

-- milliliter

-- cubic centimeter

-- pint

-- cubic furlong

-- liter

-- cubic yard

-- cubic meter

-- hogshead

-- cubic mile

-- hectare-centimeter

-- acre-foot

-- cubic kilometer

-- cubic megaparsec

Why do people hunt giraffes?

Giraffes are protected in eastern Africa, but are hunted elsewhere for their skins.

Do male giraffes have two short knobbed hairless horns?

Very small ones. they are not big enough to hurt any thing. they look like little nubs.or like knots when some one gets hit in the head

How much does an adult giraffe weigh?

Giraffe's are the tallest land animals on earth. They are well known for their extremely long neck and legs. It is around 5 to 6 meters tall (Around 16 to 20 feet). Males are usually taller and heavier than females. A male giraffe can weigh an average of around 1200 kilograms (2600 pounds) while females weigh an average of around 830 kilograms (1800 pounds).
900 kilograms (1,984.16 pounds)
Giraffes usally are at least 600 pounds.sometimes they can be 900 pounds.the averadge weight is 750.babys can way 500 or more
900 kilograms (1,984.16 pounds)
The average mass for an adult male giraffe is 1,200 kilograms and 830 kilograms for an adult female.
Usually fully grown adult giraffes weigh between 1,000 and 1,200 kg and their young weigh roughly 750 kg.

What do giraffes need to survive?

Like all life forms from HIV to apes, by natural selection or sexual selection or random genetic drift or a combination of these.

Do giraffes have relatives?

Giraffe, the tallest living animal. It is a ruminant (cud-chewing mammal). It lives in dry savannas of Africa, south of the Sahara. A related animal, the okapi, inhabits the forests of the upper basin of the Congo River. The giraffe is a descendent from Paleotraginae and Sivatheriinae. Paleotraginae looks like a deer with outward pointing sharp antlers. Sivatheriinae looks like a bulky horse with weird chubby antlers.And okapi looks like half zebra half horse with small antlers.

How tall is fully grown giraffe?

The average female is 15 ft tall (4.5 m.) and 2600 lbs. Males are generally 18 ft tall (5.3 m.) and 4255 lbs. And the calves are normally 6.2 ft. tall and 225 lbs.

What kingdom phylum class order family genus species of the giraffe?

The name 'kangaroo' is given to four different species in the family Macropodidae.

Kingdom - Animalia

Phylum - Chordata

Class - Mammalia

Infraclass - Marsupialia

Order - Diprotodontia

Family - Macropodidae

Genus - Macropus

Species - Macropus antilopinus (Antilopine Kangaroo), Macropus rufus (Red Kangaroo), Macropus fuliginosus(Western Grey Kangaroo) and Macropus giganteus (Eastern Grey Kangaroo)

Is giraffes the tallest mammals?

yes of course they are thanks to their long necks

How do baby giraffes drink milk from their mother?

Giraffe's drink milk from their mother. This is really important for them because they need to grow fast in order to be able to reach their food source.

What do giraffes need?

Any living thing needs three basic things to survive, food, shelter and clothing.

What is the young of a giraffe?

A baby giraffe is called a calf.

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Where does a giraffe take shelter?

Giraffes that live in the wild normally shelter under tall trees, but those who live in captivity live in very tall shelters because of the the giraffes' height.

The patterns of a giraffes spots?

The patterns on a giraffe are all different (like our fingerprints) . There are a few different species of giraffe which each have different kinds of pattern, like some species have wiggly edges to the spots and some have straight-ish line on the edge of the spots.

How many stages are there in a giraffe life cycle?

First they meet, then the male sniffs the females behind to make sure he wants to go in there. he slowly rubs himself against her, massaging her but cheek. he inserts the D.

How many times a day do Giraffes get fed?

A giraffe eats around 65 pounds (around 30 kilos) of vegetation daily, but during lean periods, they can survive with around 15 pounds.

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.

What is an important function of a giraffe's extremely long neck?

giraffes are omnivores so they eat primarily plants and vegetation, which is abundant in trees which are, you guessed it, TALL. most other animals cant reach or climb trees so they scavenge on the ground where over time vegetation will become more scarce due to all the traffic. sooo, long neck + tall trees = more food for giraffes.

How high can giraffes grow?

Giraffe's are the tallest land animals on earth. They are well known for their extremely long neck and legs. It is around 5 to 6 meters tall (Around 16 to 20 feet). Males are usually taller and heavier than females. A male giraffe can weigh an average of around 1200 kilograms (2600 pounds) while females weigh an average of around 830 kilograms (1800 pounds)

How many ears do giraffes have?

Giraffe tongue has NO taste buds, tasting is done at the rear roof of the mouth. Giraffes have no vocal chords.