Giraffes are the tallest living animals in the world. With such a massive body, it makes sense that the giraffes' organs and other body parts are equally huge. Their tongues are a substantial 18-20 inches (around 53 centimeters) long, and their feet are 12 inches (30.5 cm) across. The giraffe's long neck can reach more than 7 feet in length. Some scientists believe that it is a result of competition for food. Giraffes' necks allow them to reach food and nutrients that other animals cannot. Discover the story of giraffe and learn the surprising facts at
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