Giraffe Facts and Trivia

The video takes place at the Maryland Zoo, where the host interacts with reticulated giraffes. The host learns about feeding giraffes, focusing on their long, pigmented tongues that help them eat without getting sunburned. The video introduces baby Willow, the first giraffe born at the zoo in 20 years, and discusses giraffe anatomy, including their ossicones and neck vertebrae. The video concludes with a call to action to subscribe for more content.

Where is the video set, despite the initial joke about the location?

• African Savannah

• Maryland Zoo

• San Diego Zoo

• New York Zoo

What is the main diet of the giraffes in the video?

• Bamboo and eucalyptus

• Romaine and acacia leaves

• Carrots and apples

• Grass and hay

What is the primary reason for the giraffe's tongue being darkly pigmented?

• To prevent sunburn

• To attract mates

• To blend with the environment

• To scare predators

What unique feature allows giraffes to grasp and manipulate objects?

• Prehensile tail

• Prehensile tongue

• Prehensile hoof

• Prehensile lip

What is the name of the first giraffe born at the zoo in 20 years?

• Luna

• Daisy

• Willow

• Bella

What are the horn-like structures on a giraffe's head called?

• Ossicones

• Spikes

• Horns

• Antlers

How tall is an average giraffe?

• 10 to 12 feet

• 18 to 20 feet

• 15 to 16 feet

• 22 to 24 feet

How many vertebrae do giraffes have in their neck?

• Eleven

• Nine

• Five

• Seven

What is the approximate length of a giraffe's neck?

• 9 to 10 feet

• 7 to 8 feet

• 5 to 6 feet

• 3 to 4 feet

What is the purpose of the video conclusion?

• To announce a zoo event

• To encourage viewers to subscribe

• To summarize the feeding experience

• To introduce a new animal