How Species Change: Bizarre Ancient Giraffe Had Four Horns and a Short Neck. Published Nov 02, 2017 at 2:46 PM EDT Updated Nov 02, 2017 at 3:26 PM EDT.

The tallest mammals in the San Diego Zoo have welcome a new member to the fold: a 14-month-old male giraffe. The baby comes ...

Giraffes are one of the most iconic species that roam our planet, so you’re likely familiar with most of their quirks and ...

The GPS device, attached to one of the giraffe's horns, records the animal's location each hour so rangers can monitor its movement and keep it safe from poachers The world's only known living ...

Giraffe Kick Vs. Horns. Giraffes have powerful kicks to defend themselves, while rhinos defend themselves by head-butting with powerful and sharp horns.

Some ruminants have antlers and others have horns, while giraffes’ headgear is known as ossicones. Ossicones are bony protrusions from the head that are covered in skin, ...

The simplest horns are those of the giraffe, which are just bone projects covered in skin and hair. Horns of cows and goats are made of bone (in structures called "horn cores"), covered in skin ...

Our planet used to be filled with beautiful giraffids, roaming about on spindly legs with their dinky pseudo-horns. 23.3 to 5.3 million years ago was, presumably, a glorious time: The Earth was ...

The barn and yard are baby-proofed, the formula is ready, and two expecting mothers are calm but heavy in the last days of their 15-month pregnancies. Any time now — and if all goes to plan — Audrey ...

Modern zoos house multiple species together in enclosures to recreate an animal’s experience in the wild. In Africa, giraffes and rhinos often meet up at watering holes and on the savanna where ...