Giraffes Go Neck-To-Neck In Epic Fight: SNAPPED IN THE WILD

The video describes how giraffes engage in dominance battles to win a female's affection. Wildlife tour owners Steven Mckinski and Britt van Megan observed such a standoff. Giraffes, weighing up to 3000 pounds with necks alone weighing 500 pounds, use their necks to hit opponents in battles. These fights help males establish dominance or impress potential mates. After exchanging blows, the dominant giraffe drives off the loser, securing the opportunity to mate.

Who were the wildlife tour owners that observed the giraffe standoff?

• Steven Mckinski and Britt van Megan

• John Doe and Jane Smith

• Michael Johnson and Sarah Lee

• David Brown and Emily White

What is the maximum weight a giraffe can reach?

• 5000 pounds

• 3000 pounds

• 2000 pounds

• 4000 pounds

How do giraffes use their necks in battles?

• To build nests

• To dig holes

• To hit their opponents

• To sing songs

What is the primary reason male giraffes fight?

• To migrate to new areas

• To entertain tourists

• To establish dominance

• To find food

What happens to the losing giraffe in a dominance battle?

• It wins a prize

• It is driven off

• It becomes the leader

• It finds a mate