How can the habitat of a giraffe be described?

Giraffes are native to Africa, especially the sub-Saharan regions. Their distribution includes several parts of the continent but in a very fragmented way. Species and subspecies have similar habitats that include savannas, grasslands, and open forests. Giraffes will move to where they need to to find food. read more

The Giraffe prefers the Acacia forests in the middle of the Savanna where its food the Acacia leaves are always available, that is in the case of the Masai Giraffe, but as to other Giraffe subspecies they dwell in mainly forests that are located in the middle of the grasslands or the deserts of Africa and Giraffe is an exclusively African animal, although they eat grass and fruits too. read more

Giraffe Habitat and Distribution Giraffes are native to Africa, especially the sub-Saharan regions. Their distribution includes several parts of the continent but in a very fragmented way. read more

Giraffe is tent to live dry, open wooded areas in the savanna. A giraffe can live in dry habitat because it can go without water for weeks. read more