Giraffe
- Giraffes gave birth after a pregnancy of 15 month
- Since the young giraffes cannot run fast, its mother will hide it or leave it with other mother giraffe “babysitters”—known as a creche—while she looks for food
- Like humans, [the baby giraffes] will start to miss their mother and will wait for her where she was last seen until she comes back
- Like most moms, giraffes don’t get much sleep. They are always on guard, protecting themselves and their offspring, so they only get about 30 minutes of sleep a day, usually just a few minutes at a time.
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