Giraffes
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Wildlife Law Gives Giraffes a Fighting Chance Against Poaching and Other Threats
Iconic animals such as giraffes can be flagship species for conservation because of their charisma and popularity among the public. A new study explored the various threats to giraffe populations, and how specific human actions can mediate those threats so that giraffes and people can thrive together in African savannas.
Latest Research Articles
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Debunked: Covid-19 Vaccine Alleged to Cause Deaths of Three Wildlife Sanctuary Giraffes
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South African Farm Owner Kills Giraffe, Then Poses With Its Heart as Trophy
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WATCH: April the Giraffe Kicks Vet in the Nuts to Protect Her Newborn Calf
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April the Giraffe in Animal Adventure Park Regains Appetite as Labor Nears -- When Will She Give Birth? [Watch Live]
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WATCH LIVE: Boy or Girl? April the Giraffe 'Pushing Contractions,' Gender Reveal Gets Closer
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WATCH LIVE: Vet Says April the Giraffe's Baby Delivery Should Not Be Far Away
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Animal Adventure Park Baby Watch: April the Giraffe Could Be Hours Away From Labor, Countdown to Calf Begins!
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WATCH LIVE: Is April the Giraffe in Animal Adventure Park Really Pregnant? Calf's 'Quiet Spell' Sparks Interest
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Giraffe Euthanized After 'Significant Fall' At Houston Zoo
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Want to Name a Giraffe? Indianapolis Zoo Seeks Offers
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Rare White Giraffe In Tanzania May Be 'Target’ For Poachers
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Fossil From Largest Giraffe Relative Rediscovered Among Museum Inventory