Question

1. The giraffe is the tallest mammal in the world.

2. It eats from high tree branches in the African savanna.

1. The giraffe's neck forms about half of its height.
2. The giraffe has a short tufted mane on its long neck.
3. A mature giraffe is approximately eighteen feet tall.
4. All giraffes develop two to four horns.
5. Reddish brown splotches highlight their pale brown coats.
6. The glass snake is actually a legless lizard.
7. Some people call them glass lizards.
8. These lizards live in North America, Eurasia, and Africa.
9. Their smooth skins are usually brown or green.
10. A groove runs along each side of the glass snake's body.
11. The glowworm is a wingless female beetle.
12. Organs inside these beetles and their larvae emit a glow.
13. Firefly is the term for the male.
14. The male, not the female, flies.
15. Hares are large members of the rabbit family.
16. Many adult hares weigh up to ten pounds.
17. The ears of a hare are longer than its head.
18. The fur of the arctic hare turns white in winter for camouflage.
19. Its ears are shorter than the ears of the Mediterranean brown hare.
20. The jack rabbit is a familiar North American hare.

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