The tallest mammals in the San Diego Zoo have welcome a new member to the fold: a 14-month-old male giraffe. The baby comes ...

Baby Giraffe Gets Case of the Zoomies and It's Too Cute to Resist originally appeared on PetHelpful. Watching this baby ...

One reason is for camouflage; a giraffe's spots help it blend into its surroundings. The irregular markings break up the ...

Some of the giraffes run in little cliques, such as the teenagers of the herd: Ohe, Payna and Viv. But Ohe, who’s 2 and a little shy, according to Bredahl, also loves his BB.

Adult male giraffes can grow to anywhere from 16 to 19 feet tall. They are the tallest living animal on earth, and the largest plant eater. Big males may weigh 4,200 pounds, compared to around ...

A real giraffe can run up to 35 miles per hour, according to the San Diego Zoo. The Staten Island Ferry travels at about 18.5 mph, according to the New York City Department of Transportation.

The spotless giraffe is likely the only one of its kind in the world. A poll to name the calf will run until September 4. Bright's Zoo. A giraffe's spots are unique to each animal and form during ...

In fact, within 10 hours of being born, giraffe calves can run and keep up with the adults in their families. Adult giraffes can reach speeds up to 35mph. However, ...