Name: キリン - 野生のアフリカ｜キリンの行動とライフスタイル 生息地 (Giraffes - Wild Africa | Giraffe Behaviour and Lifestyle Habitat)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:28:16.000Z
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It's an animal you can't help but look up to.

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But what did we really know about giraffes?

Somehow these gentle chants have been overlooked not by one man having dedicated the last 20 years of his life to them.

Dr Julian Fennessy knows giraffes betterthan anyone.

So I get sick of Vera on what Julian has recently discovered is truly alarming.

I'm absolutely amazed that no one has a clue.

This silent extinction, some populations, less than 400 individuals in the wind that is more in danger than any gorilla, almost any large mammal in the world.

In an urgent effort to help, Julian will travel across Africa, from Namibia to the unsettled border of Ethiopia in south Sudan and on into Uganda.

To launch a daring rescue mission with a determined team is very beautiful.

There is hope, but Julian and his wife, Steph, know they must act now.

It's a very critical time and way have to do something now if we don't and a few years, it might be tonight.

Together they're standing tall for a remarkable beast, A true icon of African wildlife have gone extinct in atleast seven countries in Africa.

There is no jury gonna go extinct on my watch, weighing up to two tons.

The giraffe is a colossal animal on dhe unlike any other.

You have to love something so big and we sort of, you know, out there it's so funky looking.

And, you know, a lot of women love giraffe in their eyelashes.

I mean, they're a symbol for so many things around the world.

In a remote valley, Dr Julian Fennessy has found the intact skeleton of an old bull giraffe.

The massive bumps on the giraffe's head aren't horns or antlers.

They actually I, like, can't lead, like in your ear on when they're born, they're flat and then they fold out and they become bone and fused to the skull.

Males Aussie cones are much larger on grow increasingly massive over their lives.

Thing is a couple of vertebrae here giraffe, but there's only seven vertebrae in the neck, just like all humans and all other mammals.

They kick out at lions and other predators.

Julian's kids, Molly and Luca, are seven and 10 on, Just like their Dad.

A giraffe is very tall, has have darts, long legs on dhe, muscle calls and the neck and a tongue as long as her, um, Julian, his wife, Steph, run the Giraffe Conservation Foundation, or G C F from their home here in Finn took the capital of Namibia.

It's the first giraffe charity in the world that we spend so much time thinking, talking, looking at giraffe.

From here, they work with men and women, of course, the continent to save the giraffe.

There is a fine line between brave and stupid, and there's been a bit of a risk put a lot of money on the line.

A lot of our life savings really has gone into this moment.

It's no coincidence that Julian and his family live in the middle off Namibia.

The draw found here are called Angolan giraffes.

They're one off nine different subspecies of giraffe spread across Africa.

It's just two day's drive from Julian's home to a very special place called the Swan Eb River.

Julian has been studying the draft live here for almost 20 years.

I mean, I remember coming out here for the first time.

I had no clue as a young lad had come out from Australia and I ended up sort of in one of the most harshest deserts in the world.

Giraffe thrive here to make this place is home.

I feel like I'm growing up with these guys.

You know, they might year after year, Julian and Steph have been coming here recording every detail of these animals lives.

This pioneering work is crucial to our understanding of Iraq today.

At some stage, we decided, let's give it a go.

There is just no one else who's looking after Drop that.

It's no one really doing the job, and they're pretty amazing animal.

I mean, if you see them out in the wild, I don't think this any animal like them that's so unique and iconic.

Steph and Julian have gathered tens of thousands of photographs on meticulous notes in a system they've invented to tell each draft apart.

Every single giraffe has a unique pattern, just like a fingerprint of a human.

I see a butterfly or see a sailing boat in one of the sport's Julian Bond.

See that something's being Australian, you know, sort of a little focused, but there's lots of markets how to identify them so we don't only look at the patterns.

We look at the shape off the Aussie corns, and if they have here on them or not, sense that all boys like the old because they know every giraffe was an individual.

They could do what no one else can on follow them over their entire lives.

Oh, I see the black spot that's way saw this giraffe many, many years before you guys were even born.

This old bull giraffe was first seen at the very beginning of their studies.

Back then, he was already an adult, which means that he's over 20 years old on Dhe.

As of this moment, the world's oldest recorded while giraffe.

You know, there's just hasn't been the studies available to died until Julian on the T.

C s work, many of the really basic facts about giraffes were missing.

How many other and even how far do they roam?

We're seeing giraffe movin distances that we never thought some of them in in the maybe are going more than 11,000 square kilometers.

June has also discovered many of the secrets of their survival that they get enough water just from browsing the trees to defend themselves, have developed giant spikes, poisonous leaves and have recruited ants to fight the drop off.

In response, the giraffe skin has become tough.

They also have a John Black Sun proof tongue, and Julian has recorded that they can sniff out the poisonous leaves and pluck the moisture ones.

Most importantly, he has discovered that giraffes are vital pollinators and seed spreaders.

Without the giraffes landscape gardening Africa would change for the worst.

Each year brings new discoveries securely in technology, is now helping him see the giraffe as he's never seen it before.

He can't even see his own hand in front of his face.

But his camera comm peel back the night his like Christmas all at once.

Julian can now see that giraffe are surprising, the active at night.

Then he sees something he's never seen before, just on the limit of what the camera can distinguish.

There's one sitting down right in front here.

He's just turned it around, and he's resting it on his bump in the middle of the desert, where lawns prowl.

The giraffe has called upon the ground on Gone to sleep.

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キリン - 野生のアフリカ｜キリンの行動とライフスタイル 生息地 (Giraffes - Wild Africa | Giraffe Behaviour and Lifestyle Habitat)

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critical

キリン - 野生のアフリカ｜キリンの行動とライフスタイル生息地 (Giraffes - Wild Africa | Giraffe Behaviour and Lifestyle Habitat)