What does a Giraffe and a human have in common?

Answer 1

Seven bones in teh neck among other things.

Answer 2

It's easier to go the other way. There are 95% of points of concordance between giraffes and humans, so there are only 5% of differences.There are a few behavioural differences, such as walking on four legs istead of two, and giraffes lack the ability to vocalize, as humans do.

Answer 3

Giraffes talk, but in a much higher frequency. They nurture their young. They form communities, and they defend eachother from predators. And both Giraffes and Humans originated from Africa.

Answer 4

Both the human and the giraffe:

-are mammals (mammals which implies several things such as hair, feeds young with milk, are warm-blooded, etc.)

-contain 7 vertebrae

Answer 5

Giraffes, whales, and human beings are all descended from rodents. Birds are descended from reptiles. of course, rodents and reptiles proportion a elementary ancestor. Addendum: Oh, yeah... you comprehend what the 1st organisms on earth 3.5 billion years in the past have been? They have been long carbon chain molecules of oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen, and existed in a dihydric oxide medium. It *could desire to* be clever layout, actually!

Answer 6

they are both mammals - most things are common except speech as we know it, proportion of neck to torso and bipedal gait.

Answer 7

same number of bones in the neck

oh yeah....and they look funny with spots

Answer 8

they both have 7 neck bones

Answer 9

Letssee-
They both: eat, breathe, see, krap, smell, hear, run, walk, vocalize, phart, Listen, drink, sleep, give live birth, live on land, live on earth, prepergate their species, get sick, get dirty, bleed, and die.............

Answer 10

there both tall well at least some of them