Giraffe at the Zoo
A tall giraffe with a spotted coat and a long neck is featured on this zoo-themed activity page.
A4 format (portrait), black outlines on a white background · for home and classroom use
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A Tall Giraffe in Managed Care
The featured animal displays classic physical traits, including an elongated neck, distinct coat patches, small knobbed horns called ossicones, and slender legs. Giraffes in zoo settings receive specialized nutrition and veterinary oversight designed to mirror their natural habitat needs.
Unique Adaptations of the Tallest Mammal
Despite having a neck that can exceed six feet in length, a giraffe has only seven neck vertebrae, which is the exact same number found in humans. To pump blood all the way up to its head, a giraffe possesses an extraordinarily large heart that weighs around twenty-five pounds.
Natural Colors of a Giraffe
- Coat patches: Rich chestnut brown, reddish-brown, or deep chocolate
- Body background: Off-white, light cream, or pale yellow
- Ossicones: Brown hair with tufts of dark fur at the tips
- Tail tuft: Dark brown or black hair at the very bottom
- Muzzle: Soft grayish-brown or tan around the lips