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Mammal / Ungulate

Thought by scientists to be a distinct sub-species, Namibia's desert-adapted giraffe's (Giraffa camelopardalis giraffe) daily movement exceeds that of other giraffes in more temperate climates due to their vital survival strategy that requires them to constantly search for moisture and nutrient-rich seasonal food, Skeleton Coast, Namibia

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Africa Namibia Skeleton Coast giraffe ungulate endangered spots neck sand dune desert on the move walking sideview on the go desert-adapted one animal alone moving mobile
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Thought by scientists to be a distinct sub-species, Namibia's desert-adapted giraffe's (Giraffa camelopardalis giraffe) daily movement exceeds that of other giraffes in more temperate climates due to their vital survival strategy that requires them to constantly search for moisture and nutrient-rich seasonal food, Skeleton Coast, Namibia