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Bookmark or Share- Facts About Baby Giraffes - SciencingGiraffe babies, or calves, are some of the biggest newborns on record, but it's not just their size that sets them apart from other animals. Mama giraffes give birth to live babies after 14 months of gestation. When a baby giraffe is born, it drops up to 6 feet to the ground and lands on its head.
- Baby Giraffe - Animal Facts EncyclopediaA newborn baby giraffe stands about 5 or 6 feet at the top of the head, and they can weigh between 140 and up to 200 pounds. At birth, the occicones are folded back against the head, but spring up in a matter of hours.
- Baby Giraffe: 9 Facts and 9 Pictures - A-Z AnimalsBaby giraffes are among the tallest baby animals on the planet. But did you know that they can run ten hours after birth and can moo like a cow? Let’s find out nine awesome giraffe baby facts and look at some pictures of these heart-warming mammals. A giraffe rests its head on its bottom to sleep.
- Baby giraffe: 22 facts about birth, weight, height, and size - Africa FreakBaby giraffes are the cutest thing you could see on the African savannah. While a famous giraffe keeps giving birth at Animal Adventure Park, there’s so much more to discover when viewing these animals in the wild. Amazingly, females give birth standing up.
- Baby Giraffe - Facts About Young GiraffesFortunately, the baby giraffe, or calf, is up on its feet and nursing after about 15 minutes. Most calves are born in the dry season. Most giraffes only have one calf at a time and they give birth every two to two and a half years or so.
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