How long is the longest giraffe neck?

I don't know, but I have a useless piece of trivia on the subject. By a certain definition, giraffes actually have very short necks. read more

I don't know, but I have a useless piece of trivia on the subject. By a certain definition, giraffes actually have very short necks. When horses and cows graze, their necks are long enough, in comparison to their legs, to reach the grass on the ground. Giraffe’s necks are too short to do this. Ergo, giraffes have short necks. read more

Giraffes, it turns out, are not the first species in their lineage to have a long neck — they just have the longest one. The species started off with a shorter neck, 7.5 million years ago, when it first appeared on the scene, after which the neck became even longer. read more

Answer . The African Giraffe has a long neck so it can reach to high places to provide food for themselves. Although, not all Giraffes these days have long necks. read more