The giraffe is the tallest living land animal, commonly found in East Africa's grasslands and woodlands. It can grow up to nearly 5.5 meters tall, with long front and hind legs of almost equal length that support its body which slopes downward from shoulder to tail. The giraffe has a short-haired, mottled brown and yellow hide and small horns on its forehead. It uses its long neck to reach leaves and shoots at the tops of trees, helping it feed as an herbivore.
The giraffe is the tallest living land animal, commonly found in East Africa's grasslands and woodlands. It can grow up to nearly 5.5 meters tall, with long front and hind legs of almost equal length that support its body which slopes downward from shoulder to tail. The giraffe has a short-haired, mottled brown and yellow hide and small horns on its forehead. It uses its long neck to reach leaves and shoots at the tops of trees, helping it feed as an herbivore.
The giraffe is the tallest living land animal, commonly found in East Africa's grasslands and woodlands. It can grow up to nearly 5.5 meters tall, with long front and hind legs of almost equal length that support its body which slopes downward from shoulder to tail. The giraffe has a short-haired, mottled brown and yellow hide and small horns on its forehead. It uses its long neck to reach leaves and shoots at the tops of trees, helping it feed as an herbivore.
Grade : 9B Subject : English The giraffe is the tallest of all living land animals. It is a mammal of Africa, which is a common sight in grassland and open woodlands in East Africa. The giraffe sometimes can grow to nearly 5.5 meters. The front and hind legs of the giraffe have almost the same length but the body slopes downwards from the shoulder to the tail. The neck is made up of only seven bones. Each of these bones is very strong, making the neck very stiff. The thick hide of a giraffe is covered with short hair, mottled brown and yellow. The giraffe often has two short horns on the forehead, which are covered by skin and hair. The giraffe is an herbivore. It reaches the leaves, tender shoots and twigs at the top of the trees using its great height and long neck. Its favorite leaves are the leaves of the mimosa and acacia trees. Its upper lips and long tongue also help it to easily grab the leaves off thorny plants. Thank You!