Fact File: Giraffes Find out some fun facts about giraffes with Steve and Aneeshwar. You can learn why they have long necks, what they eat and how long their tongues are!

Giraffes’ necks seem long — they are about 6 feet, allowing them to eat leaves from the tallest trees. They also have outstretched legs and an equally stringy upper body.

The seven-second-long clip shows a giraffe eating grass, but in the manner, the animal does it has left people in awe. Updated: October 15, 2020 3:37 PM IST By Trending Desk | Edited by Ritu Singh ...

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Years of evolution have given giraffes some very long necks, allowing them to reach higher branches which other herbivores cannot. But what is the animal to do when it wants to eat grass on the ...

Shared by Twitter user Daniel Holland, the video has gone all sorts of viral. In fact, it has also gathered close to 9.8 million views till now.

This week’s question was sent in by seven-year-old Sábha, from Bray, Co Wicklow. Sábha would like to know… why do giraffes have such long necks?

Actually, moving on from what giraffes eat, our own food fads are a good place to see “science” giving spurious authority to dodgy theories, not to say commercial interests.

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It literally means “bone eating.” Giraffes don’t consume the entire bone. Instead they just gnaw on it a bit, wearing it down, before moving on to a new section of bone.