I WONDER - Do Giraffes Live In Herds?

Giraffes live in herds of up to 20 individuals, comprising males, females, and young. They communicate through sounds like grunts, snorts, and infrasound, which is inaudible to humans. Giraffes also engage in necking, a behavior where they swing their necks to establish dominance or strengthen social bonds.

What is the social structure of giraffes called?

How many individuals can a giraffe herd consist of?

What types of individuals are usually found in giraffe herds?

What types of sounds do giraffes use to communicate?

What unique behavior do giraffes engage in to establish dominance?