The document discusses the habitat, behavior, family structure, and other facts about giraffes. It notes that giraffes live in wooded savannas and open areas in East and South Africa, eat leaves and branches from trees, sleep standing up, live in herds of 12-15, give birth away from the herd, and have unique spots like fingerprints. The bibliography lists two sources about giraffes.

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3. Habitat
Africa
East Africa and south Africa
Wooded savannas, open areas
Flat land
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4. Food and Water
Eat leaves
 Drink 10 gallons of water in day
Eat branches from mimosa, acacia trees
Can eat 140 pounds of leaves
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5. Daily Behavior
Giraffes sleep standing up
Calves stay with mother for year
Stay safe by kicking
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6. Family Structures
Live in lose groups
Live up to 25 years
Herd of 12 to 15
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7. Interesting Facts
Giraffes give birth in quiet spot
Caves don't have tinge blue
Tong long 8 inch
Spots are like finger prints
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8. Bibliography
Goldish, Michael. Giraffes, New York: Bear
port, 2007
Leach, Michael. Giraffes. New York: Natural
world, 2001
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