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Giraffe Gets Its Leg Caught On Smaller Rival's Neck As They Square Up
조회 수 7 추천 수 0 2020.06.17 16:05:55This is the bizarre moment a pair of male giraffes got tangled together while squaring up for a fight.
Angela Ferguson, 28, from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, posted the comic video which shows one giraffe scoop its neck under the other's leg, resulting in an awkwardly entwined stand-off.
The smaller giraffe, 무료 웹툰 사이트 a young adult, headbutts the larger animal's lower body, only to accidentally hook his neck on one of the giraffe's legs, lifting it up in the air as he stands u
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r />Unable to get his leg any higher to lift it off the other giraffe's neck the now three-legged larger giraffe hobbles around in a circle to try to display his dominanc
r />Conservation biologist Ms Ferguson said the unusual behavior was captured by a volunteer at the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust (ALERT) in Zambezi National Park, Zimbabwe in Ma
r />She said: 'The giraffes weren't going to have a full-blown fight and the sub-adult (young adult) appears to be rather submiss
r />'His leg was just a freak event and caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
r />A smaller giraffe, a young adult, headbutts the larger animal's lower body, only to accidentally hook his neck on one of the giraffe's
r />Unable to get his leg any higher to hitch it off the other smaller giraffe's neck the now three-legged larger giraffe hobbles around in a circle to display his domin
r />'People have been very intrigued by the video which was taken by one of the volunteers at the African Lion and Environmental Research Tr
r />'It is very unusual to see giraffe behaving like that and most people, even those in the wildlife sector, have never seen such a thing. Some people have likened it to yoga
r />Male giraffes often take part in a neck swinging and headbutting battle with each other as part of a ritual to identify the alpha male in the tower (group of giraffes
r />Heavy weight: The small giraffe doesn't seem to enjoy having the other's leg weighing down his neck as he splays his legs out to stay bala
r />Act cool: The giraffes continue their display of dominance to each other as they walk in a circle while attached by the neck and
r />However in this awkward exchange it seems the giraffes do not need much of a tussle to measure each other up, with the smaller giraffe clearly under the th
r />Scientists believe that giraffes with longer necks attract more females, as they are able to assert their dominance on smaller giraf
r />Giraffes also use their long neck to feed on the leaves, shoots, and fruits of tall trees.
r />They can grow up to 20ft tall and their necks can be over 6ft in length.
Angela Ferguson, 28, from Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, posted the comic video which shows one giraffe scoop its neck under the other's leg, resulting in an awkwardly entwined stand-off.
The smaller giraffe, 무료 웹툰 사이트 a young adult, headbutts the larger animal's lower body, only to accidentally hook his neck on one of the giraffe's legs, lifting it up in the air as he stands u
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r />The RNLI is slammed after THREE people drown and dozens more... EasyJet is to axe up to 4,500 of its 15,000-strong workforce
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r />Unable to get his leg any higher to lift it off the other giraffe's neck the now three-legged larger giraffe hobbles around in a circle to try to display his dominanc
r />Conservation biologist Ms Ferguson said the unusual behavior was captured by a volunteer at the African Lion and Environmental Research Trust (ALERT) in Zambezi National Park, Zimbabwe in Ma
r />She said: 'The giraffes weren't going to have a full-blown fight and the sub-adult (young adult) appears to be rather submiss
r />'His leg was just a freak event and caught in the wrong place at the wrong time.
r />A smaller giraffe, a young adult, headbutts the larger animal's lower body, only to accidentally hook his neck on one of the giraffe's
r />Unable to get his leg any higher to hitch it off the other smaller giraffe's neck the now three-legged larger giraffe hobbles around in a circle to display his domin
r />'People have been very intrigued by the video which was taken by one of the volunteers at the African Lion and Environmental Research Tr
r />'It is very unusual to see giraffe behaving like that and most people, even those in the wildlife sector, have never seen such a thing. Some people have likened it to yoga
r />Male giraffes often take part in a neck swinging and headbutting battle with each other as part of a ritual to identify the alpha male in the tower (group of giraffes
r />Heavy weight: The small giraffe doesn't seem to enjoy having the other's leg weighing down his neck as he splays his legs out to stay bala
r />Act cool: The giraffes continue their display of dominance to each other as they walk in a circle while attached by the neck and
r />However in this awkward exchange it seems the giraffes do not need much of a tussle to measure each other up, with the smaller giraffe clearly under the th
r />Scientists believe that giraffes with longer necks attract more females, as they are able to assert their dominance on smaller giraf
r />Giraffes also use their long neck to feed on the leaves, shoots, and fruits of tall trees.
r />They can grow up to 20ft tall and their necks can be over 6ft in length.
