The Day in a Life of a Giraffe

Mainly, Giraffes are browsers, they eat the leaves of bushes and, especially, trees. In the wild their primary foods are the leaves and twigs of acacia , mimosa, and wild apricot trees.

Here is an image of the leaves and twigs of the acacia plant.

Here are what apricot trees look like.

Here is an image of what the trees, bushes, and leaves look like in Africa.

Here is an image of mimosa.

Food Fun Facts

A giraffe can clean off any bugs that appear on its face with its extremely long tongue that is about 18 inches/45 centimeter.
They eat plants that are fairly tall and easily reached. Giraffes do, eat some grass as well.
Their water requirements are similar to those of a camel.
They can last a while with out water.
They mostly eat trees because they are so tall that they are able to reach them.

What do They eat?