What is a giraffe's stool?

A giraffe's stool, or feces, typically appears as small, round pellets. This is due to their herbivorous diet, primarily consisting of leaves and twigs, which is high in fiber. The unique shape and consistency help minimize moisture loss and are easier for the animal to expel. Giraffes often defecate in specific areas, forming communal dung piles that can help mark territory.