Giraffes live in the open grassy savannas of Africa. They spend their days eating leaves, drinking water by bending down to lakes and rivers, and sleeping standing up with their eyes open. Giraffes live in herds of 12-15 members that include females, males, and calves, and they eat, sleep, and travel together for protection from predators like lions.

1. Giraffe
Mauricio

2. Table of Contents
• Habitat
• Food and Water
• Daily behaviors
• Family structure
• Interesting facts

3. Habitat
• Lives in Africa
• Hot
• Open space
• Grassy Savanna
• Brown and white spots hide in the Savanna

4. Food and Water
• Eats leaves
• Bends down low to drink water
• They have black tongues
• The leaves give them water

5. Daily Behavior
• Sleeps at nite with eyes open
• Spends most of their time eating
• Sleep standing up
• Lion is a predator
• They take care of each other

6. Family Structures
• Species
• 1 female takes care of all the babies'
• Bulls, cows, calves
• Herds eat, sleep and travel together
• 12 to15 members in herds
• Move from herd to herd

7. Interesting Facts
• Blue tongues, as long as your arm
• Spots are like finger prints
• Babies are calves
• Neck can be 8 feet tall