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Why Do Giraffes Really Cool

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Giraffe’s are really cool because I never knew about them. They are really tall and interesting. I wanted to know more about them; such as like where they come from, what they like to do, how they like to do it, how tall can they get. The paragraphs that I have written you shall find out about what I learned about giraffes.

The giraffe has a really long neck. A giraffe legs are 6 feet tall. The female giraffe can grow up to 14 feet. The male giraffe grows up to 18 feet. The baby giraffe can get up to about 2m. The giraffe is very tall.

Giraffes are herbivores because they only eat plants. A giraffe's diet consists most Acacia leaves and shoots. Males are able to feed on vegetation than females. Giraffes are not as destructive as

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