1. Giraffes By: Jenna Murphy
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By: Jenna Murphy

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Animal Facts
Movement
Giraffes walk on four legs on one side and then the other side. when they run they gallop giraffes can’t jump. They can run 35 mph.
Description
They have tan fur. They have spots all over. The can be different shades of brown. No giraffes are the same. They are born at 6 feet tall. Adult giraffes are 14 to 18 feet tall. male: 2,600 lbs, female: 1,800 lbs, babies: 150 lbs. they have very short fur. The spots on giraffes fur are good camouflage to protect from predators. They have small horns on their head males have more . A few giraffes are white.
Diet
My animal is a herbivore. What does it eat, plants such as grass and leaves.
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3. Habitat
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1) Giraffes live in Africa. They run across open areas of grassy land called savannas.
2) It has a lot of grass and trees.
3) they have long necks to eat the leaves out of trees. They can go weeks without drinking water. They have long sticky tongues so they can grab leaves. Their spots are camouflage.
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4. Life Cycle
Live birth. Their mom stands up so they fall 6 feet to the ground. One baby is born at a time. It is very rare to have twins. 14 months of gestation. Yes the mom does. 9 to 12 months. They are 6feet tall. Weight is 150. Yes they are called calves.
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They live in herds with one male in charge. Yes, herd, 10 to 60 giraffes in a group. Giraffes are about 18 feet tall and have spots on them. 20 to 25 years.
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5. Animal Interactions
They kick predators away. And they camouflage. They communicate with very quiet moans and grunts. Most humans can’t hear them at all.
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They camouflage and kick.
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Yes lions, leopards, and hyenas. Some animals like to be with giraffes because giraffes are so tall they can see predators. Gazelles, elephants, wildebeests, are giraffes friends.
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6. Interesting Facts Fun facts about giraffes!
Giraffes have their feet spread apart when they drink water because their legs are so long they can’t just bend over to drink.
Fun facts about giraffes!
Giraffes need the least amount of sleep out of any other animals.(No more than 30 min day.5 min at a time)
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Fun facts about giraffes!
Giraffes have four stomachs to store the food they eat from trees and other plants they eat.
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