Baringo giraffe at Giraffe Manor sticking out its tongue 1 of 13 Even though giraffes are definitely not pets, we still think they’re super cute and fascinating creatures.

Giraffes are known for their long necks and towering height, but their tongues are just as fascinating. If you’ve ever seen a giraffe stick out its tongue, you might have noticed it’s not pink ...

Giraffe Catches Raindrops on His Tongue in Sweet Video Shared by Maryland Zoo: Watch! "Caesar finds joy in every drop," the zoo wrote on Facebook. By. Nicholas Rice. Nicholas Rice.

Now, U.S. officials are proposing to declare as endangered three subspecies of northern giraffe: the West African, Kordofan and Nubian giraffes, whose population together has plunged by 77 percent ...

"Caesar finds joy in every drop," the zoo wrote on Facebook Some animals love a rainy day! Earlier this month, the Maryland Zoo shared a sweet video on its Facebook page in which a giraffe ...

Bakari uses his tongue to paint. "Giraffe's tounge is about 18 inches long and they are prehensile. So as we see with the painting can actually grab things with that tongue," said McCann.

A 15-year-old male giraffe at the Dallas Zoo was euthanized Sunday, two days after dislocating its jaw from an unexpected fall. The zoo announced Ferrell’s death in social media posts “with a ...

Giraffes are known for their long, impressive tongues, but they have a cool set of teeth in their mouths as well. ... When eating, a giraffe uses its tongue and lips to grip leaves, ...

A giraffe at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore quenched its thirst by catching drops of rainwater on its tongue after showers drenched the zoo, the zoo said in a Facebook post on September 17.

Giraffes don't go into heat, don't have a breeding season and don't make mating calls. ... Norway, in 2024, showing the tongue-nibbling interaction between two free-ranging killer whales.