Smallest Giraffe

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The Rothschild’s giraffe is named after zoologist Lord Walter Rothschild – founder of the National History Museum in Tring, Hertfordshire They are also known as the baringo or Ugandan giraffe The species is identified by its broader dividing white lines and has no spots beneath the knees The Rothschild’s giraffe is more endangered than species such as African elephants and giant pandas Predators to the Rothschild’s giraffe are hyenas, lions, crocodiles and leopards. In the past, giraffes were hunted for their tails, which were used as good-luck charms, sewing thread and even fly swats.

The six-foot-tall calf, who hasn’t been named yet, is the first born of mum Tula and dad Meru. Rothschild’s giraffes are one of the most endangered subspecies of giraffe and one of the world’s most at risk species.In the last 45 years, the population of the Rothchild’s giraffes in Kidepo Valley National Park (KVNP) in Uganda has reduced by over 90%. Recent estimates suggest that fewer than 1,600 individuals remain in the wild. Its decline is mainly down to habitat loss and poaching during the 1990s


Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/12/28/incedibly-rare-rothschilds-giraffe-born-on-boxing-day-6348396/?ito=cbshare

blueangels1015 Uploaded by blueangels1015 on May 6, 2018. Smallest Giraffe - Desktop Nexus Animals Download free wallpapers and background images: Smallest Giraffe. Desktop Nexus Animals background ID 2375784. The Rothschild’s giraffe is named after zoologist Lord Walter Rothschild – founder of the National History Museum in Tring, Hertfordshire They are also known as the baringo or Ugandan giraffe The species is identified by its broader dividing white lines and has no spots beneath the knees The Rothschild’s giraffe is more endangered than species such as African elephants and giant pandas Predators to the Rothschild’s giraffe are hyenas, lions, crocodiles and leopards. In the past, giraffes were hunted for their tails, which were used as good-luck charms, sewing thread and even fly swats.

The six-foot-tall calf, who hasn’t been named yet, is the first born of mum Tula and dad Meru. Rothschild’s giraffes are one of the most endangered subspecies of giraffe and one of the world’s most at risk species.In the last 45 years, the population of the Rothchild’s giraffes in Kidepo Valley National Park (KVNP) in Uganda has reduced by over 90%. Recent estimates suggest that fewer than 1,600 individuals remain in the wild. Its decline is mainly down to habitat loss and poaching during the 1990s


Read more: http://metro.co.uk/2016/12/28/incedibly-rare-rothschilds-giraffe-born-on-boxing-day-6348396/?ito=cbshare








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