The giraffe has a pair of big brown eyes, prominent eyes can rotate around, wide vision, and high body, like a living “watching platform”, can see the movement in the distance. Giraffes run very fast because of their long legs, which is also practiced in the competition for survival. When running, the posture is very special. First, the head and neck are stretched forward, and then the other side is retracted and alternately swayed. The four-legged walking method is different from other beasts. The legs on the same side and the legs on the other side alternately move forward. Travel as usual. Running fast. The legs are long and the limbs can be kicked in all directions from front to back. The range of hitting is wide and the strength is large. If the adult lion is unfortunately kicked, the leg can be broken.
Giraffes have very little sleep time and sleep only two hours a night. Sleep sometimes puts them at risk. Giraffes are standing and sleeping most of the time, usually standing and posing in a false state. Because the neck is too long, the giraffe often leans his head against the branches when sleeping, so that the neck is not too tired. When the giraffes enter the sleep stage, they, like elephants, need to lie down and rest, this phase lasts about 20 minutes. However, it takes a full 1 minute for the giraffes to stand up from the ground, which makes their ability to escape during sleep greatly reduced. Therefore, it is very dangerous for giraffes to lie down and sleep. They are more often standing and sleeping. When the giraffe is sleeping, its two front legs and one hind leg are bent under the stomach, the other hind leg is stretched to one side, the long neck is bowed to the back, and the horned head is sent to the stretch. Next, to the hind leg, the lower jaw is attached to the calf. Giraffes are very small, this scientific sleeping position can not only narrow the target but also jump in an emergency and escape.