Big Guy 4 : Girrafe

Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis) is an African even-toed ungulate mammal, all extant species of land animals alive longer, and the largest ruminant. Its scientific name, which is similar to the old English name of the giraffe, irregular patches of color on a light background, a leopard's spots, which bear resemblance to the token, and that means the same as that of a camel. The average weight for an adult male giraffe, is 1,200 Kgs (2,600 lb), while the average weight of an adult women is 830 Kgs (1,800 lb). [3] [4], 5.2 to 4.3 meters (from the meter (14 feet) to 17 ft) tall, tall men, although the record is about 6 meters (20 ft) and standing. [3] [4]
Others, such as deer and cattle as well as giraffe, even-toed ungulates, from family-related, but separate, Giraffidae, a giraffe and its closest relative, okapi, and their relatives of the deceased are placed. Its range extends from Central Africa, Chad and South Africa. Giraffes usually savannas, grasslands, forests or stay open. However, when food is scarce, they will be random within areas with denser vegetation. They have a lot of areas like the growth of acacia. They found that when they drink large quantities of water to arid regions, will be able to live for extended periods. The fur of a giraffe as a chemical defense, and serve as a characteristic odor of animal antibiotics and parasite repellents that can be completed. Old men sometimes nicknamed "smell bulls". There are at least eleven major fur between the aromatic chemical, indole and 3-methylindole are responsible for most of their flavor. Because men and women have a strong odor, it is suspected that it was a sexual function.