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 In 1975, on the eve of May Day, secret police dressed in chemical warfare suits sealed off a zoo in a small Czechoslovakian town, and ordered the destruction of the largest captive herd of giraffes in the world. This is an actual event that occured in 1975. 49 giraffes were slaughtered (23 of them pregnant). It is difficult to find any information on this incident; the Czech government never released any information and the new government continues to be silent on the matter. This is the subject of a new (fiction) novel by JM Ledgard titled "Giraffe". So what are your theories on what happened? Why kill almost 50 of these majestic animals? My personal theory, based on the scanty information, is that they had detected some kind of virulent disease among the giraffe herd, something that could have gotten out into the zoo population and possibly infected livestock as well. It is the detail about the chemical warfare suits that drives this theory. However, I can't think of any animal disease that would be carried by a giraffe that could also infect a human. I probably will never learn Ledgard's take on the matter because I love giraffes and this book will certainly depress me for days on end. ...

 Guy goes to the bar with his pet giraffe,after a few hours drinking the giraffes legs start to wobble...they carry on drinking and a few hours later the giraffe just collapses onto the floor....The guy make to leave..the barmen say's "Hey you cant leave that lyin there" Guy says" It's not a lyin its a giraffe" ...

 A man walks into a bar with a giraffe and they proceed to get blitzed. The giraffe drinks so much it passes out on the floor. The man gets up and heads for the door to leave when the bartender yells, "Hey! You can't leave that lyin' there!" The drunk replies, "That's not a lion! It's a giraffe." ...

 heyah i really need help my son is neding to do homework and is asked.. Which is not a speices of Griaffe , Angolia Giraffe, Northern Giraffe or Nigerian Giraffe ? i have know idea and am not an expert on animals please help Thanks Elle x ...

 There is a giraffe and an elephant in the wild. the elephant goes to the giraffe and says "y do u have to b**bs on ur back?" Then the giraffe says"at least my nose isnt a p*nis!" ...

 1. How do you put a giraffe in the refridgerator? *Open the door, put the giraffe in and then close the door. 2. How do you put an elephant in a refirdgerator? *Open the door, take the giraffe out, put the elephant in then close the door. 3. All the animals of the kingdom were invited to an animal conference which animal did not come? *The elephant! He was stuck in the fridge!!! 4. How do you cross a river that is usually full of crocodilles? (You don't have a boat or bridge) *Just walk through the water. All of the animals are at the animal conference ...

 I inherited 6 million dollars from my grandfathers death and I am going to move into a home with 10 acres in New Jersey. I really want a Giraffe or two. I've worked with exotic animals for as long as I can remember, and now that keeping a Giraffe is a possibility I'd love some info. Where could I look to purchase one? Are they endangered? Does anyone know the price for one? What permits will I need? Any other information would be great. Im not worried too much about caring for it, because I will provide it the best home, vet, and supplies. I just need help getting started. Yes, I'm aware that I am weird. But I am new to typing. Thank you everyone and God Bless! ...

 Honestly, have you ever heard a giraffe? I sure as feck haven't... ...

 As the giraffe population increased, leaves near the bottoms of trees became scarce. The animals with longer necks could reach and eat higher leaves. Giraffes lengthened their necks by stretching to reach higher leaves. Giraffes that had longer necks were more successful. ...

 In the rescue mission at night and usually in the mountains or valleys, it is usual to use a kind of lamps ( I think about 4*1500 Watt) for brightening the scene ( field of accident ). these lamps usually rise from the rescue vehicle by a pneumatic telescopic cylinders for about 6 meters. I heard someone call it Giraffe Lamp because of its high raised height. Could you please help me find the real name of these kind of lamps and also any technical information about it. ...