US EditionScientists Puzzled by the Unusual Neck of a Giraffe in South Africa
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Scientists Puzzled by the Unusual Neck of a Giraffe in South Africa
[Article initialement publié en juillet 2024] Majestic animals can reach up to 5.5 meters in height. They weigh on average 800 to 1,200 kg for females, and up to 1,800 kg for males. Giraffes feed mainly on acacia leaves, using their long tongue to reach height vegetation. The social structure of giraffes is flexible, they regroup in small loose herds which frequently change composition. They can live up to 25 years in nature and up to 30 years i…
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