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Fossil Crates - Ossicones and horns! #Giraffes today...

Carnivorous #giraffe? Osteophagy is a common behaviour for giraffe as a way to increase their calcium and phosphorus intake. Usually, giraffes are seen chewing old dry bones. Here, we see a more unusual sight of a giraffe investigating the fairly fresh remains of a buffalo after hyenas had finished with it. . . . . . #osteophagy #osteophagia #giraffe #robtheranger #natureismetal #africanamazing #africanimals #giraffesofinstagram #epicwildlife #wildlifeplanet #wildlifehdvideo #wildlifelovers #wil

The Evolutionary Mystery of the Giraffe Neck 🦒

Baby giraffes are pretty awesome! Here's why... While giraffes may struggle to walk when they are freshly born, this does not last for long. After about 30 minutes of practice, giraffe calves are able to walk with enough stability and avoid too much stumbling or falling over. In fact, within 10 hours of being born, giraffe calves can run at full force and keep up with the adults in their families!!! 📷 C Slager #worldgiraffeday #animalvideo #animalreels #babyanimals #giraffes #giraffeconservatio

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Baby giraffe turns one today