Girrafes need energy how?

Giraffes obtain energy primarily through their herbivorous diet, feeding on leaves, flowers, and fruits from trees, particularly acacias. Their long necks allow them to reach high foliage that many other herbivores cannot access. The cellulose in their food is broken down by specialized gut bacteria, enabling them to extract the necessary nutrients and energy for their large bodies. Additionally, giraffes require water, which they can obtain from the moisture in their food and by drinking from water sources when needed.