The giraffe's long muscular neck allows it to reach high branches and foliage, giving it access to food sources that many other herbivores cannot reach. This adaptation is crucial for foraging in treetop canopies. Additionally, their long, flexible tongue, which can be up to 18 inches long, helps them grasp and pull leaves from branches, as well as clean their eyes and ears, enhancing their overall survival in their natural habitat.
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