Giraffe Facts and Trivia

The video explores the life of giraffes, highlighting their habitat, physical characteristics, birth and early life challenges, defense mechanisms, social behavior, diet, communication, and unique features. Giraffes are the tallest mammals, with unique adaptations like long necks and powerful legs for defense. They live in herds on the African savanna, feeding primarily on Acacia leaves. Despite their size, giraffes are quiet animals, communicating through low-frequency sounds. Their blue tongues help them feed on thorny branches without injury.

How tall are newborn giraffes typically?

• Twelve feet

• Six feet

• Nine feet

• Three feet

What is the gestation period for a giraffe?

• 16 to 17 months

• 14 to 15 months

• 11 to 12 months

• 9 to 10 months

What is a giraffe's most powerful defense mechanism?

• Its long neck

• Its sharp teeth

• Its powerful legs

• Its strong tail

How do giraffes typically defend themselves against predators?

• By running fast

• By using their powerful legs to kick

• By hiding in trees

• By making loud noises

What type of trees do giraffes primarily feed on?

• Mango trees

• Pine trees

• Acacia trees

• Baobab trees

How often do giraffes need to drink water?

• Once a month

• Once a week

• Every few days

• Every day

What is unique about the sounds giraffes make?

• They hum at night

• They roar loudly

• They whistle during the day

• They bark like dogs

How much sleep do giraffes typically need?

• 5 to 30 minutes

• 2 to 3 hours

• 6 to 7 hours

• 8 to 10 hours

What color is a giraffe's tongue?

• Green

• Blue

• Red

• Pink

Why is a giraffe's tongue believed to be blue?

• To attract mates

• To scare away predators

• To blend in with the sky

• To act as a form of sunscreen