Giraffe
By: G. L.
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Phylum | Class | Order
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Family | Genis Species
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Work Cited
Kingdom: Animalia
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Multicellular
Heterotrophs
Warm-blooded
Digests food in an internal cavity
Phylum: Chordata Back To Top
Contains structure called notochord
Complete digestive system
Segmented body
Bilateral system
Class: Mammalia Back To Top
Three middle ear bones
Hair
Memory glands
Different teeth
Order: Artiodactyla Back To Top
Herbivores
Hooved
Pattern
Size
Horns
Family: Giraffidae Back To Top
Large
Narrow head
Thin lips
Long tongues
Genis species: Girraffa and girraffa camelopardalis Back To Top
Did you know that giraffe's spots darken as they age? Giraffes are amazing and intelligent animals. They also have many traits that help them survive in the hot climates which are being invaded by poachers.
Giraffes are interesting mammals that have many characteristics that help them survive in their environment. For example, one characteristic is that all giraffe's spots darken as they age. This shows that, giraffes can blend in with trees. Another characteristic is that they are very tall. This shows that, they can provide food for themselves, since they eat leaves. Another characteristic is that their tongues are extremely long. This shows that they can grab food with their tongues. In conclusion, giraffes are fascinating animals that live according to their environment.
Giraffes mainly live in the same area. For example, they all live in warm, dry lands. This shows that, they do not need water as much as humans. Another example is that giraffes can walk a long time without water. This shows that they live in long, dry plains. Another characteristic is that they eat trees. This shows that they need trees to survive. Another example is that giraffe are the prey of poachers. This this shows that must be prepared for poachers. Another example is that
We must save the giraffe from poachers. I think that the giraffe's characteristics are important to their environment. Learning about giraffes will expand your knowledge about the world.
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Hovering the trees
The giraffe is a giant Eating all the leaves
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Muzzy, Catherine. Personal
Interview. March 2003.
"Animal Diversity
Web" 16 Apr. 2003