Jirafa

It is a gentle and social animal that lives in small herds led by an adult male who leads a group of females with their young and other males that have not yet reached sexual maturity.

Their diet is exclusively herbivorous, feeding on tree branches. It is very rare to see a giraffe graze because the posture it adopts by spreading its front legs makes it an easy prey for predators (for this reason, they can go days without drinking water). The spots covering the skin of giraffes vary according to the region in which they live.

Adult weight: 950 to 1300 kg
Height: 450 to 550 cm
Gestation period: 15 months
Number of offspring: 1
Longevity: 20 years
Habitat: Plains
Diet: Herbivorous
Habits: Diurnal
Reproduction type: Viviparous

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El Parque de la Naturaleza de Cabárceno acoge más de 120 especies animales de los cinco continentes que viven en régimen de semilibertad, distribuidos en recintos de grandes superficies donde coexisten una o varias especies.

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