Giraffe Conservation: Protecting Africa's Tallest Herbivore and Its Ecosystem

The giraffe, known for its iconic long neck and towering height, is one of the most distinctive herbivores in Africa. This section explores giraffes' fascinating biology, behaviour, and conservation status, focusing on their role in the ecosystem. Giraffes are vital to the African savanna, impacting plant life and serving as prey for predators like lions and hyenas. Learn about the different giraffe species, their unique adaptations, and their threats from habitat loss, poaching, and climate change. Discover how conservation efforts are working to protect giraffes and their habitats to ensure their survival for future generations.