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| Giraffe’s tongue’s are blue and can extend more than 40cm long. | ||
| "Did you know? The black rhinoceros, despite its size and weighing an average of 1.5 tonne, can run at speeds of up to 45 km/h.", | ||
| "Did you know? The only mammal with a lifespan comparable to humans is the elephant. " | ||
| "Did you know? The African Elephant is the largest living mammal on land!", | ||
| "Did you know? Female impalas outnumber males two to one.", | ||
| Did you know? Despite its weight, the Eland can jump up to 6.5 feet in the air. | ||
| Did you know? The buffalo has poor eyesight and hearing. | ||
| Did you know? The aardvark has very poor eyesight. | ||
| Amazing Fact: Despite their size, hippos can gallop at speeds up to 30 km/h (18 mph). | ||
| Amazing Fact: Hippos can eat up to 40 kgs (88 pounds) of short grass in one day! | ||
| Did you know: The lion is the largest African carnivore. | ||
| Did you know: Although the male lion is quite a bit larger than the female lion, the female lion does most of the hunting. | ||
| A Giraffe is the tallest of all living land mammals | ||
| Amazing Fact: The cheetah is the fastest land animal, they can bound at speeds of up to 113 km/h ! | ||
| A Giraffe stands while sleeping | ||
| Amazing Fact: Cheetah's accelerate from 0-70 km/h in under 2 seconds. | ||
| Did you know? The African white rhinoceros is the second largest mammal in the World, the African elephant takes first prize. | ||
| Each Giraffe has its own unique pattern of coat markings. | ||
| Did you know? The rhinoceros belongs to the same family as horses. | ||
| The Giraffe has seven neck vertebrae like a human, despite its long neck. |
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