Native African savannah, giraffe Giraffa camelopardalis or (photos) is a species of hoofed mammals and hoofed ruminants. It is also widespread in Chad to South Africa. The word giraffe comes from the Arabic زرافة, zarāfah. The giraffe lives in herds headed by a male. Life giraffe is 26 years in the wild, if she lives 36 years if it is captured.
Two types of giraffes are:
- The Giraffe Spotty: She has a dress with brown rectangular tasks.
- The Giraffe tropical Africa: it has small spots on his head and larger tasks and expanded on his body.
Two types of giraffes are:
- The Giraffe Spotty: She has a dress with brown rectangular tasks.
- The Giraffe tropical Africa: it has small spots on his head and larger tasks and expanded on his body.
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