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The voice of the giraffe has so rarely been heard that the animal is popularly supposed to be voiceless, but it is capable of producing low call notes and moans. Males fight among themselves by swinging their heads at one another. When defending itself, the giraffe kicks with its heavy hooves. Its principal predator, other than man, is the lion. Et godt alternativ om du str fast i oversettelsen. Glosbe fransk-norsk ordbok: God fransk-norsk ordbok med rikholdig informasjon om oppslagsordene, inklusive bilder. Noe begrenset mengde oppslagsord, men bra oversettelser. The giraffe possesses keen sight, smell and hearing. Babylon fransk-norsk ordbok: En fransk-norsk ordbok/oversetter som er verdt et forsk. The calf can follow its mother within one or two hours of its birth. One young is usually produced at a birth gestation is about 14 to 15 months.

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The gait of the giraffe is a pace (both legs on one side move together), and, because of its long stride, is swifter than it appears about 48 km (30 miles) per hour may be reached at a full gallop. To reach the ground or to drink, it must bend or spread its forelegs. The giraffe lives in herds on savannas and in open bush country and is native to most of Africa south of the Sahara. The coat is pale buff, covered to a greater or lesser extent with reddish brown spots that range from regular and geometric in some forms to irregular and blotchy or leaf-shaped, in others. Two to four short, skin-covered horns are present in both sexes and there is a central swelling, between the eyes, which in northern giraffes is almost as long as the horns. The tail is tufted and there is a short mane on the neck. The back slopes downward to the hindquarters and the neck, despite its length, contains only the seven vertebrae typical of most mammals. An unmistakable animal, it has a comparatively short body and very long legs and neck. Tallest of all mammals, the giraffe attains an overall height of 5.5 m (18 feet) or more. To the Romans, the giraffe was camelopardalis (spotted camel), a term that survived in English as camelopard. Many subspecies have been described, based on coat pattern and the size and number of horns. Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) (species Giraffa camelopardalis), cud-chewing hoofed mammal, which, with the okapi, constitutes the family Giraffidae (order Artiodactyla). Masai giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi). The only other member of the family Giraffidae is the okapi. Giraffes are still numerous in eastern Africa, where they are protected, but hunting has reduced their populations elsewhere. It lives in herds on savannas and in open bush country and is native to most of sub-Saharan Africa. The coat is pale buff, with reddish brown spots. The back slopes downward to the hindquarters. The giraffe has a short body, a tufted tail, a short mane and short, skin-covered horns. It reaches an overall height of 18 ft (5.5 m) or more. species of ruminant (Giraffa camelopardalis) that is the tallest of all mammals.

tall long-necked spotted mammal (native to Africa)Ģ.

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