Giraffes

Description: Animal Species: Wild Animals

Newest Review: ... amazingly small package when laying down, and when they rise from this position to their full height, the transformation is most startling. Giraffes are not Territorial creatures and their herds are loosely associate, constantly changing. A given herd may be made up of any mix of bachelors, males, females, young or elders at any time, nor are there are specific leaders. Balanced Giraffe ... more

... people are sociable, and not exclusive. They often require less sleep, and like to spend their time creatively; their natural restlessness does not necessarily translate into nervous behavior or a drive to work. Giraffe people treasure individuality and cre...more

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Giraffes: Who Sings Now?: your bloody long Sunday read (2276 words)
by - written on 24/05/09 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Through rustling leaves and waving fields, Dainty and graceful against the sky they are etched... "Wisdom comes when Balance between head and heart is stretched. With eyes steady on the horizon, our stride is great! Whether we are contemplative or merely puzzled, light and dark dapple us in their grand debate. We all move through awkwardness to grace... Listen! Live as only you can, and Truth is embraced... Silence is golden, and with feet firmly planted we may soar to heights where, from every direction, even tomorrow may be seen... Live true that powerful visions will be ... Read the complete review

A tall order... (228 words)
by - written on 21/05/09 (Useful, 13 readings)
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Hmm - a giraffe as a pet. It's an interesting concept. Well, I guess given that you live in a building that is tall enough to support the height (say, one of those nice old Victorian town houses) then you would possibly consider them as an alternative to a budgie? Unfortunately, the first thing I think of when I think of giraffes is the smell. I have had the pleasure of meeting a number of them in various zoological institutions, and they were "fragrant" to say the least. They eat up to 100 pounds of food in a single day, so that's gotta go somewhere. Hopefully you'll have a nice big compost bin to go with your big Victorian town ... Read the complete review

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