Endangered species
Nubian Giraffe
They are considered to be the tallest land animal on the Earth, measuring up to a remarkable 6 meters, or 20 feet tall! They can also weigh approximately 2,800 pounds.
The Nubian Giraffe is endangered with less than 2,645 individuals remaining in Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, South Sudan and Sudan. are one stage away from becoming extinct in the wild. Other Giraffe species typically have two horns, but the Nubian Giraffe can have up to five!
Their exceptional sight enables communication with other giraffes through long-distance signals.
Nubian giraffes are social animals and often form loose associations known as 'journeys.'
They may gather in groups of up to 20 individuals, which can include members of different subspecies.
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