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A Giraffe's Adaptations
A giraffe's neck, being a giraffe's most prominent adaptation, allows the herbivore to spot prey and predators from a higher view and to eat the leaves on tall trees, since trees compete each other in height for the most sunlight for photosynthesis.
A giraffe's neck qualifies as its particular adaptation also because it has 7 bones like that of the human's, meaning that a giraffe's neck is definitely particularly designed to do what a human neck (or that of most other species) can't do.
Also, a giraffe's yellow, brown-spotted fur aids its camouflage in the shadows of yellow places like the savannah or sandy tundra.
One adaptation the giraffe has is its long neck. Other animals like zebras eat off the lower branches of trees so giraffes have developed longer necks so there is no competition for food. The giraffe gets the top, while other herbivores get the lower leaves.
There is a sponge at the base of a giraffe's skull that absorbs and re-routes the blood that rushes down its neck when it bends down to drink, eat, etc.
Giraffes also have long, rough tongues which they can use to grasp leaves for eating.
excellent vision, long/strong tongue, communication, and their large/tall bodies. Their long legs help them escape from predators.
Some adaptations are behavioral: Giraffes drink water by gulping-drinking a lot of water quickly. They bend their long necks toward the water and gulp up the water before a leopard or hyena has a chance to attack them. Giraffes can drink up to 10 gallons (45 liters) of water in one drinking session.
The Giraffe has many adaptations to help it survive and thrive in the harsh African conditions. The tail of the Giraffe is an adaptation the animal has to swat flies, and other biting pest off of its body.
It's neck .
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What kid of adaptations does a giraffe have?
what is an adaptation for a giraffe
What are the giraffe weevil adaptations?
The giraffe weevil lives in the undergrowth on the coast of Africa in Madagascar.
How does a giraffe get its color?
I think it has something to do with its adaptations. So the color acts as comouflage.
Do giraffe like sun or not?
I wouldn't say it likes the sun, as it doesn't really have a choice. However, the giraffe does have special adaptations to control its body heat. See related link..
What are three biotic parts for a Rothschild giraffe?
One biotic component for the Rothschild giraffe is that it resides in the grasslands biome. Adaptations to this climate and terrain are many more than just three. For instance, the long necks of the giraffe allow them to graze high in the sky from trees.
What are some body process adaptations of the GIRAFFE?
Their long necks that had evolved from their ancestors, their teeth to chew their food, and their long legs that support them to get their food.
What are two structural adaptations that enable a giraffe to feed on tall bushes and trees?
Giraffes have an exceptionally long neck and very long legs.
How is the inside of a giraffe?
It has a few special adaptations to deal with its height, mainly related to blood pressure. But apart from that it's pretty much just like any similar herbivore.
What are the different kinds of giraffe?
There are six; Reticulated Giraffe Masai Giraffe Rothschild Giraffe South African Giraffe Thornicroft Giraffe Nigerian Giraffe
What do Rothschilds giraffe Masai giraffe Reticulated giraffe Thornicorts giraffe Kordofan giraffe Angolan giraffe and Southern giraffe look like?
It seems incredible, but they look like giraffes.
A physical feature that has been changed for survival purposes?
The lengthening of the giraffe's neck over generations is a physical feature that changed for survival purposes. It allowed the giraffe to reach leaves high in trees, giving it access to more food and reducing competition with other herbivores.
Which is taller- a giraffe or an elephant?
a giraffe is taller
