Schleich giraffe bull

At up to six meters, bull giraffes are the largest land animals. Their necks can be two and a half meters long and weigh up to 250 kilograms. Despite this, like humans, they only have seven cervical vertebrae. Bull giraffes are so big that they can look through the window on the second floor of a building and say hello with their heads. Their tongues can be up to 50 centimeters long, are resistant to prickly leaves, and have an unusual color: dark blue. The color protects them from sunburn when giraffes wrap it around and pluck leaves. Even animals as big as giraffes need to sleep between meals. If there is no danger, they lie down for a nap, but in the wild they mainly sleep standing up. When two bull giraffes fight, they bang their heads against each other's necks.