Where do giraffes hide when there is danger?

Giraffes generally do not hide in the traditional sense when faced with danger. Instead, they rely on their height and keen eyesight to spot predators from a distance and often remain standing to maintain visibility. If threatened, they may move to a safer area or use their speed to escape, rather than seeking concealment. Their unique adaptations help them detect danger early, allowing them to stay safe in the open savannah.