Giraffes

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Giraffes are able to breed at any time. In some places, however, conception appears to take place during the rainy season so that the birth occurs in the dry months. In the Serengeti, most births take place from May to August. Cows reach sexual maturity about 3 and a half yrs old-- bulls a year later--but giraffes generally do not breed until they are 4 and a half-cows and 7 or 8- bulls. Females can go on producing young until they are at least 20 yrs old.

Giraffes do not live in Sierra Leone. The closest existing giraffe population to Sierra Leone is in southern Niger. It is the last herd of West African giraffe subspecies on Earth, although there are a few scattered indivuals that don't belong to a herd.

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There are only 2 animals that Giraffes are afraid of. They are chuck Norris and his penis

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because they are a different species and that fascinates us. They dont talk bad to us or yell at us. They dont get mad at us. They are like the perfect friends.And because of all of the cool noises and looks of the animals around us we seem to find them interesting

a giraffe ecosystem is a bunch of giraffes living in one place with elephants and lions and lots of grass an trees with lots of other animals.

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The acacia tree adapts when there is a lack of rain because it has water storing trunks. Acacia trees grow in areas where there is little rainfall and high temperatures in regions like Australia.

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Why do other animals come to the water holes to drink when they see that the giraffes are there

Flasks with curved necks are important because they are designed to fit the human hand making them easier to grip and pour from. Additionally the curved neck allows for a smoother pour and helps prevent spills. Lastly the curved neck helps to reduce the amount of air that enters the flask which helps to preserve and protect the contents.

• Designed to fit the human hand making them easier to grip and pour from
• Curved neck allows for a smoother pour and helps prevent spills
• Reduces the amount of air that enters the flask which helps to preserve and protect the contents

yeah, it's a mammal

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Yes, they eat the leaves of trees

a giraffes way to survive is to kick its prey really hard

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They do not have short necks. They have very long necks.

compared to their body size they have short necks because when they try to drink water they have to spread out their legs to reach water so they could be attacked and if they were they would be very vulnerable.

well it schould be how long do jiraffes sleep and your answear is 12hours half a day and they are not noctornal animals they sleep at night usually in groups /herds!

well, it would have 2 stretch its legs apart a lot 2 bend down and drink from a lake or pool or something.

Because the elephant weighs more and is much stronger, and the don't have any predators. Hope this was helpful.

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