Giraffe Pictures, Giraffe Photosll

This is a page where you will find all kinds of Giraffe Pictures and Giraffe Photos; pictures of giraffe tongue and lots of cute giraffes.

 

All the giraffe images on this page are free to use, and you can use them for so many things. If you are going to make a school project about giraffes or about the African animals, then you will here find the pictures you need.

Maybe you are going to have a party, then these pictures will be great to use for invitations, table place cards, gift cards, table decoration and a lot more.

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Giraffe Pictures

 

Giraffes in Copenhagen Zoo

Beautiful photo of head of Giraffe

Giraffe mother and calf in zoo

Picture of giraffe in Botswana

Can you find both giraffe in this picture ?

 

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Giraffe Photos

Giraffe photos	Giraffe and trees
Giraffe photo	Giraffe face
Mother and baby giraffe funny picture	Giraffe face
Two giraffes	Giraffe tongue
This way for giraffes	Giraffe skin texture
Find the giraffe!	Funny giraffe face
Giraffe tongue	Funny giraffe face picture
beautiful giraffe face	Giraffe hide and seek
Two males play-fighting	Two male giraffes play-fighting 2
Males play-fighting with necks	Giraffe photo
Giraffe licking it's leg

Baby Giraffe Images

 

Baby giraffe	Baby giraffe on grasse
Baby giraffe photo	Baby giraffe camouflage
Cute face baby giraffe	Baby giraffe laying down

Mother giraffe and baby giraffe in zoo

Photo of young giraffe

More giraffes, giraffes eating and drinking

Giraffe in zoo eating leaves

Giraffe licking a tree for water

 

Giraffe images	Somali giraffe and baby giraffe
Giraffe eating with tongue	Young giraffe laying down
Giraffe takes of from ground	Giraffe clipart
Somali giraffe	Giraffe eating
Giraffe grazing	Giraffe drinking water
Giraffe drinking water from puddle	Giraffe Pictures
Giraffe drinking	Male giraffe eating

Facts about Giraffes:

The giraffe habitat is Africa, where it lives on the Savannah. The Giraffe can become 4-5 feet tall and weigh 700-1500 kg.

Their feed is leaves and fresh shoots.

Giraffes are often in a flock, but at a distance from each other. Because they are so tall, they can still see each other.

Often a giraffe will leave the flock and join another group, while others will join the first group.

When a giraffe is going to drink, in order to reach the water it bends the forelegs or spreads them.
You can read more about the giraffehere https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giraffe

The giraffe's senses:

Sight is the most important. The giraffe can see enemies and other giraffes from a long distance.

Hearing is also good. The ears move constantly, so the giraffe can follow what is happening around.

The giraffe has a good sense of smell. It captures odors that come with the wind. It can close and open the nostrils.

Giraffes in zoo in Copenhagen

Giraffe seen from below

           

The sleeping giraffe:

Usually giraffes rest standing, but sometimes they lay down.

When resting the giraffe has half-open eyes, still on guard.

The giraffe sleeps only approx. 20 minutes a day. When it sleeps, it rests the head on one of the hind legs, and it only sleeps a few minutes at a time. 

More giraffe pictures, giraffes in the wild

Giraffe on the savannah and mountains

Young giraffe bulls in Africa

Wild giraffes on savannah in Africa

Giraffe picture in the wild

 

Giraffe at watering hole	Giraffe images
Giraffe tongue	Giraffe photos
Giraffe tongue	Baby giraffe
Birds eating parasites giraffe	Giraffe with bird eating parasites
Giraffe walking	Two giraffes at water hole
Giraffe behind a tree	Picture of giraffe

Picture of giraffe on savannah

Picture of giraffe and an ostrich

Two male giraffes at water hole

Giraffe eating leaves from the trees in the Bush

More giraffe facts:

The giraffe ambles, which means it lifts forelegs and hind legs on the same side when walking. Head and neck swings when ambling.

It was once believed that the giraffe had no vocals, but that is not true. The giraffe baby, when in distress, makes a kind of bleating, and the grown up giraffe can make a sound like "brrrrr".

It is a advantage for tall animals like the giraffe and the okapi to amble, because that means they can take long strides without their long legs hitting each other.

All giraffe are born with brow horns, called ossicones. The size and number of the horns can vary.

The horns grow throughout life. Young animals have hairy horns, and the hair often is worn off with age.

Some giraffe also have two smaller brow horns.

The giraffe picks the leaves from the tree with his tongue, or tears branches of with the lips.
A horny layer protects the lips and tongue against thorns on the leaves and branches.
The length of the tongue is approx. 45 cm.

There are 8 sub-species of giraffe, divided up by where they live in Africa, and differences in the skin patterns.

Here you see drawings of some of the different skin patterns:

The Masai Giraffe	The Nubian Giraffe	Rotchild giraffe skin pattern
Smokey giraffe	West African giraffe	Somali giraffe
(Angola giraffe)	(Peralta giraffe)

Three giraffes in zoo

Two giraffe faces

Where Would You Like to Go Next?

       

Animal Facts: The main page for all the pages with animal facts, with an overview.	Pictures of Animals: Here you find an overview of all the animal picture pages here.
Animal Silhouettes: Beautiful black white silhouettes of so many animals.

 

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