Giraffe Facts You May Not Know

Giraffes are the tallest mammals in the world reaching up to 5 meters in length. They live in Africa and prefer to live in open savannas.
Here are some facts about giraffes you may not know
The giraffes heart is the largest mammal heart in the world weighing about 12 kilograms.
The giraffes neck is about 2 4 meters long and is made up of seven vertebrae.
Giraffes can see for up to 5 kilometers.
Giraffes can sleep standing up or lying down on the ground.
Giraffes give birth to their young standing up and the young can stand on its feet within an hour of birth.

 
Giraffes live in small herds of about 10 individuals.
Here are some interesting facts about giraffes
Giraffes can drink up to 150 liters of water at a time.
Giraffes can run at speeds of up to 56 kilometers per hour.
Giraffes can stand on their heads to reach high branches.
Giraffes use their heads to communicate with each other by hitting or bumping.
Giraffes are considered to be an endangered species due to habitat loss and illegal hunting.
Giraffes are amazing and interesting animals that play an important role in the African ecosystem.