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Or they will come right over and lick your face :icon19: I had alot of fun hangin with the giraffes yesterday, they were extremely friendly. :icon30:

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Hey What are you lookin at?

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Yeah You?

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SO WHY ARE YOU HUNTING THEM THEN!!

Those poor defenceless creatures

Cool... never seen a Giraffe before in real life. They must look pretty funky.

nice pics. i guess you shot the beast?

They walk funny, but are hella soft and friendly. Every one that I passed lowered it's head expecting to get it's nose rubbed.

Getting licked wasn't pleasant, but I am sure he meant well..

giraffes are very weird animals

look at #3, why isn't its neck snapping? :icon32:, and #4 for that matter

They have a lotta heart... multiple, in fact

phantasmagoria wrote:giraffes are very weird animals

look at #3, why isn't its neck snapping? :icon32:, and #4 for that matter

My guess is for the same reason snakes can rear their heads and "stand" on half their body?

Someday I would like to Visit Giraffe Manor in Nairobi. It's pretty affordable @ $525 a night room and board for 2. Some day...

Where were these pics taken?

did you goto some sort of affrican saffari park?

i just noticed that giraffes and camels seem to share morphological similarities in their faces.

Maybe they're a related species?

Canidae wrote:SO WHY ARE YOU HUNTING THEM THEN!!

yeah, how about an explanation.

Dr_Watson wrote:did you goto some sort of affrican saffari park?

Close... more like Six Flags Safari

[xeno]Julios wrote:i just noticed that giraffes and camels seem to share morphological similarities in their faces.

I just don't feel the same way

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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:

Canidae wrote:SO WHY ARE YOU HUNTING THEM THEN!!

yeah, how about an explanation.

C'mon I've explained this a million times here pay attention :icon30:

It's just a name deal with it.......

that llama's my new desktop background

Giraffe }{unter wrote:I just don't feel the same way

look at the nose and lips

[xeno]Julios wrote:

Giraffe }{unter wrote:I just don't feel the same way

look at the nose and lips

Giraffes do not have a split on the lip, the nose is longer and thinner. The nostrals are also more defined. I see what you're getting at, but it's not that close..

phantasmagoria wrote:that llama's my new desktop background

Glad you enjoy it, that mofo had some seriously nasty green teeth it took about 15 shots to get him to shut his mouth :icon19:

Giraffe }{unter wrote:

[xeno]Julios wrote:

Giraffe }{unter wrote:I just don't feel the same way

look at the nose and lips

...it took about 15 shots to get him to shut his mouth :icon19:

What caliber?

Giraffe }{unter wrote:Getting licked wasn't pleasant, but I am sure he meant well..

Yeah they have such long tongues, kinda Gene Simmons like.

giraffes are great. and very goofy, too!

fine example of evolution, they are

MASSIVE TONGUES and they're kinda wierd coloured... !~

There's a "safari" park near me that I take my daughter to every once in a while. You buy buckets of feed at the entrance and drive you car through the park. The have giraffes, water buffalo(which emit the most unholy stench on the fucking planet), ostriches, bison, and a couple rhinos. The rhinos and giraffes are in large pens, but all the other critters roam free. My car has a sunroof in it, and it's an interesting experience to have a llama or ostrich stick their head down through it and start eating from the bucket of feed. I had a llama chase my car one day, evidently he wasn't finished eating.
It's hilarious seeing all these spawn-of-satan-looking goats waiting in packs to mug unwary drivers for their feed.
The only bad thing is that they put their grubby hooves on your car and scratch the paint.

that neck flaps around on the rottiserie so you gotta sequre it