South African Giraffe - Revision history

KenjiDraco at 12:08, 2 June 2024

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-South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.
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-The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.
+The South African Giraffe or Cape Giraffe (Giraffa camelopardalis giraffa) is a subspecies of Southern Giraffe found in South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Eswatini and Mozambique. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining. South African Giraffe has rounded or blotched spots, some with star-like extensions on a light tan background, running down to the hooves.
 |trivia=* IUCN currently recognises only one species of giraffe with nine subspecies. However, a 2020 study showed that depending on the method adopted, different taxonomic hypotheses recognizing from two to six species can be considered for the genus Giraffe.
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Beleven at 17:19, 7 December 2022

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	South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.		South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.
	\|reallife=The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.		\|reallife=[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|A bull South African Giraffe, South Africa. Photo by [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Giraffe_standing.jpg Miroslav Duchacek], 2005.]]
	~~[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]~~		The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.

	\|trivia=* IUCN currently recognises only one species of giraffe with nine subspecies. However, a 2020 study showed that depending on the method adopted, different taxonomic hypotheses recognizing from two to six species can be considered for the genus Giraffe.		\|trivia=* IUCN currently recognises only one species of giraffe with nine subspecies. However, a 2020 study showed that depending on the method adopted, different taxonomic hypotheses recognizing from two to six species can be considered for the genus Giraffe.
	* South African Giraffe is categorized as a subspecies of Southern giraffe under three or four species taxonomies; as a giraffe species under eight species taxonomy.		* South African Giraffe is categorized as a subspecies of Southern giraffe under three or four species taxonomies; as a giraffe species under eight species taxonomy.

Beleven at 06:23, 17 July 2022

2022-07-17T06:23:15Z

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	\|reallife=The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.		\|reallife=The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.
	[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]		[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]
			\|trivia=* IUCN currently recognises only one species of giraffe with nine subspecies. However, a 2020 study showed that depending on the method adopted, different taxonomic hypotheses recognizing from two to six species can be considered for the genus Giraffe.
			* South African Giraffe is categorized as a subspecies of Southern giraffe under three or four species taxonomies; as a giraffe species under eight species taxonomy.
	\|reference=https://giraffeconservation.org/giraffe-species/		\|reference=https://giraffeconservation.org/giraffe-species/
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Cyazurite at 23:09, 15 March 2022

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RainbowafterSnow: Updated introduction, added maintenance tags

2020-08-07T01:16:32Z

Updated introduction, added maintenance tags

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			South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.
	\|reallife=The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.		\|reallife=The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.
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RainbowafterSnow: Reverted edit by Migrubbs (talk) to remove plagiarized content and restore legitimate article

2020-08-07T01:13:07Z

Reverted edit by Migrubbs (talk) to remove plagiarized content and restore legitimate article

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	\|introduction='''South African Giraffe''' is a [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.		\|introduction='''South African Giraffe''' is a [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.
	\|appearance=South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.		\|appearance=South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.
	\|reallife=~~[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]~~		\|reallife=The Southern African Giraffe was discovered in 1784 by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. Individuals live in savannahs and woodlands. Rough estimates put the population of the Southern African Giraffe to be around 35,000 Southern African Giraffes individuals remaining.
			[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]
	The Southern Giraffe ~~is an ungulate mammal of the order Artiodactyla and the family Giraffidae. It~~ was ~~described initially and named with the binomial Camelopardalis giraffa~~ by ~~the German naturalist and zoologist~~ Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber ~~in 1784~~. ~~Shortly after that,~~ in ~~1785, the Dutch physician~~ and ~~naturalist Pieter Boddaert gave the name Giraffa giraffa to this species~~. ~~Although other researchers tried to assign different scientific names, finally this one became~~ the ~~official.~~

	The South African subspecies inhabits the north of South Africa, southwestern Namibia, and Zambia, southern Botswana and Zimbabwe. Due to their disappearance of several places by the illegal hunting, the conservation groups reintroduced some individuals in several locations at the south of the African ~~continent like Swaziland, and there are efforts of reintroduction in Mozambique. According~~ to ~~the 2016 census~~, ~~there are approximately 21,287 South~~ African ~~giraffes from South Africa~~.

	As herbivorous animals, they feed on leaves, flowers, fruits and shoots of woody plants. Among the flowers and shrubs that exist in their natural habitat is common to find hibiscus, different types of lilies and Dombeya, but giraffes prefer acacia, a very broad genus of thorny trees and shrubs that grow abundantly in Africa and Australia. Besides the implicit nutrition, the leaves of this genus of plants provide them with large amounts of water, which is why they can spend a lot of time without drinking.

	The males have to fight to establish domination, and the winners have greater reproductive success than the rest. Their confrontations are neck to neck battles called “necking” where they decide who will earn the right to mate. They measure the sexual receptivity of females by smelling and testing their urine, which determines who would be a better sexual partner.

	The young are about 1.70 meters at birth and walk within a few hours of knowing their new habitat. Mothers are very protective of their offspring and maintain strong bonds generally until the next birth. Females mature at four years on average, while males do so at the age of five, although they do not have the opportunity to mate until they are seven years old, which is when they have the strength and size to fight with other peers and have access to a female.
	\|reference=https://giraffeconservation.org/giraffe-species/		\|reference=https://giraffeconservation.org/giraffe-species/
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Migrubbs: Refix the Real Life

2020-03-06T19:17:15Z

Refix the Real Life

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	\|appearance=South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.		\|appearance=South African Giraffe has a green skirt. Both her scarf and her leggings have a classic Giraffe design, with a light brown/yellow background with darker brown spots. The ends of her scarf taper to white.
	\|reallife=The Southern ~~African~~ Giraffe was ~~discovered in 1784~~ by Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber. ~~Individuals live~~ in ~~savannahs~~ and ~~woodlands~~. ~~Rough estimates put~~ the ~~population~~ of the ~~Southern~~ African ~~Giraffe~~ to ~~be around 35~~,~~000 Southern~~ African ~~Giraffes individuals remaining~~.		\|reallife=[[File:Giraffe_standing.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]
	~~[[File:Giraffe_standing~~.~~jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Cape Giraffe]]~~
			The Southern Giraffe is an ungulate mammal of the order Artiodactyla and the family Giraffidae. It was described initially and named with the binomial Camelopardalis giraffa by the German naturalist and zoologist Johann Christian Daniel von Schreber in 1784. Shortly after that, in 1785, the Dutch physician and naturalist Pieter Boddaert gave the name Giraffa giraffa to this species. Although other researchers tried to assign different scientific names, finally this one became the official.

			The South African subspecies inhabits the north of South Africa, southwestern Namibia, and Zambia, southern Botswana and Zimbabwe. Due to their disappearance of several places by the illegal hunting, the conservation groups reintroduced some individuals in several locations at the south of the African continent like Swaziland, and there are efforts of reintroduction in Mozambique. According to the 2016 census, there are approximately 21,287 South African giraffes from South Africa.

			As herbivorous animals, they feed on leaves, flowers, fruits and shoots of woody plants. Among the flowers and shrubs that exist in their natural habitat is common to find hibiscus, different types of lilies and Dombeya, but giraffes prefer acacia, a very broad genus of thorny trees and shrubs that grow abundantly in Africa and Australia. Besides the implicit nutrition, the leaves of this genus of plants provide them with large amounts of water, which is why they can spend a lot of time without drinking.

			The males have to fight to establish domination, and the winners have greater reproductive success than the rest. Their confrontations are neck to neck battles called “necking” where they decide who will earn the right to mate. They measure the sexual receptivity of females by smelling and testing their urine, which determines who would be a better sexual partner.

			The young are about 1.70 meters at birth and walk within a few hours of knowing their new habitat. Mothers are very protective of their offspring and maintain strong bonds generally until the next birth. Females mature at four years on average, while males do so at the age of five, although they do not have the opportunity to mate until they are seven years old, which is when they have the strength and size to fight with other peers and have access to a female.
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Curly at 22:11, 1 February 2018

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Mistiryshak at 19:23, 11 November 2017

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WildCAT356 at 23:31, 25 October 2017

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