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A long growth of hair around the neck of some animals.
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They can go for several days without drinking water because they get most of it from the leaves they eat.
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An animal that has a backbone.
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Giraffes are fascinating animals that show us the wonders of the animal kingdom.
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Giraffes eat leaves and buds high up in the trees and use their long tongues to pull them down.
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They have very long necks and legs, and their coats have unique markings called spots.
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They usually live in savannahs and open woodlands where trees are tall and plentiful.
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Now you know why giraffes are such fascinating and unique animals!
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An animal that only eats plants.
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Each giraffe has a unique pattern of spots, like a fingerprint.
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A warm-blooded vertebrate animal that has hair or fur and usually gives birth to live young.
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Giraffes’ horns are called ossicones and are covered in hair.
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Do you know that male giraffes sometimes fight by swinging their necks at each other—this is called necking.
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