Giraffes

The word "Giraffe" has an origin of late 16th cent.: from French girafe, Italian giraffa, or Spanish and Portuguese girafa, based on Arabic zarāfa. The animal was known in Europe in the medieval period, and isolated instances of names for it based on the Arabic are recorded in Middle English, when it was commonly called the camelopard.

They are warm blooded.

Giraffes are large, which makes them difficult to kill. Their long legs help to prevent most predators from reaching any vulnerable areas. Also, their long legs make them fast runners and give them the ability to give a predator a lethal kick. Adults are only hunted by lions, but calves can be taken by lions, hyenas, leopards, or African wild dogs.

alphonzeclark after her giraffe

Yes, giraffe can run up to around 35 miles per hour, but only for short amounts of time.

Giraffe twins = Cora (Given in text) is the one in pink and the other is Clarice (found using red bingo numbers in basic alphabet code (a=1), and relating it to the small numbers to the right of the bingo board)

The centre of gravity for a giraffe is almost in the middle of it's stomach but closer to the front. That is why the giraffe can slide down and not tip over.

Walk on its head, tap dance, bite people, shimmy, and get to the center of the tootsie pop in 7 licks.

Anal... Withe giraffe

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They lose their site advantage and they are off balance

When measuring the height of a giraffe, you should use the most common SI unit for height: The Giraffe.

The average height of a giraffe is one giraffe. One giraffe translates to 5.45 metres, 17 feet 10.5 inches, or 0.07 jumbo jets.

Although it is currently the giraffe, the tallest animal to EVER live was the Alasauras.

Only in the most general sense, in that both giraffes and whales are mammals.

Yes they are.

Yes, I have tried it. Having said that, I am naturally very sneaky!

If you are refering to longnecks as in "longnecks down" it would be refering to a beer bottle with a long neck.

Yes it's called the last leopard

Yes, giraffes have short tails.

Many miles

No.

Equines include horses, donkeys, and zebras.

Giraffes belong to the "giraffidae" family.

The biome in which the giraffe lives in is the grassland.

Because they cannot make their necks straight because it's the rules of kissing .

With a big and powerful heart.

The height of a giraffe is about 4.3-5.2 meters on average or 14-17 feet. The tallest ever giraffe was a male and it was 20 feet!