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With a decrease in their population and the high mortality rate of the juveniles, the IUCN 3.1 has enlisted the Masai giraffe under their ‘VU’ (Vulnerable) species list. #masaigiraffes #giraffelife #savegiraffes🦒 (at Somewhere in Kenya) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFeI-WogLq9/?igshid=dn1wwobqp6q4
Great to see whole family together this morning for my #tzwildencounters @thetorontozoo 😍😍 #babylonglegs #masaigiraffes #giraffesofinstagram #torontozoo #thetorontozoo https://www.instagram.com/p/CCblIslJ6Th/?igshid=1op2u733me5fz
Masai Giraffes coat is covered in irregular star-shaped patches and is buff-coloured below the knee. As with all giraffes, the spots on the coat act like human fingerprints, no two patterns are the same and they can be used to identify an individual. #masaigiraffes #masaigiraffe❤️africa #giraffes (at Somewhere in Africa) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9buG0egcVu/?igshid=11ua1q61o3cab
Current giraffe numbers mean the IUCN classifies the animals as a species of ‘least concern’. #giraffes #masaigiraffe❤️africa #masaigiraffes #giraffelove (at Amboseli National Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/BzmzNsegn6h/?igshid=549f2i9qjlh7
