What is the point in giraffes?

[scousemanc]

This reminds me of the time i sellotaped Kettles to my face and ran down Market Street shouting "When i'm boiled, Can somebody take me to the Chip Shop!"

Are you related to Ik.ben??

Ha ha! We need him to start a thread soon

 

[Ed68]

I've not read the whole thread so may have been posted - if the giraffes weren't around then who would eat the leaves and branches at the top of the trees?

 

[The Beast 111]

best thread ever

You don't get out much, do you Rich?

no im house bound

 

[buzzer1]

I've not read the whole thread so may have been posted - if the giraffes weren't around then who would eat the leaves and branches at the top of the trees?

IN rek theyre called occasia trees, i remember from Sesame street when i was a pan.

 

[i8therags]

Elephants hide by painting their balls red and hideing in cherry trees.Giraffes were created to make the loudest noise in the jungle by eating cherries.This was done to drown out the noise of the oomigooli bird which was a legless bird from the buzzard family.Every time it came into land it squarked "oomigooli oomigooli".I hope that clears things up for you.

 

[alanjames24]

I think there are most useless animals like this for example

Or wasps, what do wasps do?

Bees make honey, wasps make Marmite.

 

[Swales lives]

I like giraffes, I fed one a cola-spangle at Belle Vue zoo when I was about 8. Massive black tongue - my missus would love that.

 

[blue dallas]

No one seems able to tell me what is the point in giraffes. Does anyone know? It is concerning to me now.

they eat and get rid or leaves and shrubs,that no other carbon based animals can get too...

kind of gods own hedge trimmers ! ;(

 

[pee dubya]

I've not read the whole thread so may have been posted - if the giraffes weren't around then who would eat the leaves and branches at the top of the trees?

Monkeys?

There is no point in Giraffes as such, they've just evolved to fit a specific ecological niche as whole, not just to feed at the highest foliage, because quite often they stoop to graze lower down. There's a whole load of other possible functions for hte long neck.

 

[blue dallas]

pee dubya's...................


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