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| In the Broadway production of the musical ''The Lion King'', actors who represent giraffes must cautiously walk on these props to mimic the animal's gait. | |
| Wild giraffes are found prominently in the grasslands and savannas on this continent that contains about one-seventh of the world's population. | |
| It is allegedly illegal to tie a giraffe to a telephone pole or street lamp in this capital city of the state of Georgia. | |
| Giraffes are similar to cows in many ways: they both have four-chambered stomachs, travel in groups called herds, and have babies called these. | |
| Since it becomes vulnerable to predators when drinking water at ground-level, the giraffe relies on the water from its diet of this, of which it eats about 75 pounds daily. | |
| Because they are both mammals, the necks of humans and giraffes have the same number of vertebrae: this many. | |
| Named ''Geoffrey'' during a contest held in the 1970s, the spokes-giraffe representing this retail store has been in existence since the 1960s. | |
| David Schwimmer provides the voice for Melman, a hypochondriac giraffe and main character in this film franchise named after an island nation. | |
| The three-foot-long tail of the giraffe tries to swat away these flies that try to suck its blood and induce sleeping sickness. | |
| The blood pressure of the giraffe is the highest of any animal; as such, this internal organ, weighing over 20 pounds in a giraffe, helps to efficiently pump blood to its brain. | |
| But that's why you'll get a neck massage if you find all five of the fun Bonus answers! Now get pack on that giraffe and ride your way to some more answers! | |
| Try a better answer, Scarecrow! | |
| I guess I really should have been clearer oAlright, Colonel Geographypants: What is the capital of Georgia, the U.S. state? | |
| You bet giraffes, I do! HA! And as you can tell I also love horrible puns. Leave a horrible giraffe pun in the comment section once you finish this quiz! | |
| Yeah, the neck is just one big bone. Guess I can understand how they came up with the term ''bonehead''. | |
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