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Giraffe Population
Giraffe population is not endangered, but hunting and raising thse animals on farms is prohibited.
This animal is renowned for its gracious look and fabulously long neck. It is widely spread in Eastern Africa, and is considered to be an exotic animal in Europe and America. In captivity, they live about 30 years, and in the wild their life span averages 25 years.
Giraffe population is not endangered, but hunting and raising thse animals on farms is prohibited.
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Giraffe Population -
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They live and act in accordance with the social hierarchy, and each individual knows its place in the group. Proud, erect and dignified walk emphasizes dominance, and giving way and steering clear of an approaching individual are gestures of submission. Giraffe population is not endangered, but hunting and raising thse animals on farms is prohibited.
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