A giraffe's pregnancy lasts about 15 months (450 to 465 days), making it one of the longest gestation periods among land mammals. Female giraffes usually ...
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No, giraffes do not have true horns. They have ossicones, which are permanent, skin-covered bony structures attached to the skull. Unlike the horns of cattle ...
Read MoreDear Giraffe Friends, Today, we are celebrating World Ranger Day! It is celebrated worldwide on July 31st to commemorate Rangers killed or injured in the ...
Read MoreNews From the Field: Kenya Dear Giraffe Friends, A borehole that's been sitting dormant at Swara Plains Conservancy in Athi Kapiti Plains, Kenya, is back up and ...
Read MoreNow Published: Giraffe Highway Crossing Research Dear Giraffe Friends, Since 2021, Save Giraffes Now has researched the effects of Mombasa Road, a major highway and shipping route ...
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Giraffes look like animals that should never be able to fold themselves onto the ground. Their legs are long, and their necks are longer. Plus, ...
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Giraffes are among the most visually recognizable animals on Earth, defined in part by the irregular polygonal patches that tile their bodies in shades ...
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Giraffes look like animals that should make big, dramatic sounds. They are tall, powerful, and easy to spot from a distance. Yet anyone who ...
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For most of the 20th century, all giraffes were treated as a single species, Giraffa camelopardalis. Under that framework, the species as a whole ...
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A group of giraffes is most commonly called a tower. The name comes from their extraordinary height and the way several giraffes standing together ...
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