Giraffes

no because there neeks are so long that its hard for them to hear down low but somt times there here

Kenya, Africa

Essentially... No. Technically speaking both are mammals, both have four legs, so somewhere very far down the evolutionary tree they are related, but they are not closely related in any significant manner. Giraffes are most closely related to antelopes.

yes, yes there is

i cant but i dont know much

According to the Science 9 text book, a zygote ( fertilized egg is about 0.1mm in diametre

giant giraffes

Okapis, being distinctly related to the giraffe, are actually browsers, not grazers. Occasionally they may graze, but most often they eat leaves and stems off of trees like their much taller kin.

Due to their sheer size, adult Giraffe's are not vulnerable to predators like leopards, hyenas, wild dogs etc. However, large lion packs headed by large Adult Male lions have been known to hunt down a full grown giraffe. But, this is very rare. On the other hand, calf's are very vulnerable to predators. A lion pack can easily kill a giraffe calf or even an adolescent. Hyena and wild doc packs too are known to prey on giraffe calves.

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Giraffes possess seven vertebrae (although disputed by some zoologists who claim that it has eight)
A giraffe has 50 vertebrae in total... seven in the cervical, seven in the spine and I am not sure about the rest...

They are both mammals, and also vegetarian.

nose

brown

disadvantage of long flashover arrester

Poor circulation

they have long neck and sometimes they cant reach their food

Giraffe blood is indeed red as it is functionally the same as human blood , using hemoglobin to carry oxygen.

Large animal.

when they are 7 8 years old.

its long neck can reach for high leaves wich provide food for the giraffe

you tell me

It weighs about twenty-five pounds, and it is two feet long.

No, they are a hoax.

Giraffes do. They're just bigger than ours.