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photo - Feeding time for the giraffes in Ramat Gan Safari Park on June 21, which was World Giraffe Day

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Feeding time for the giraffes in Ramat Gan Safari Park on June 21, which was World Giraffe Day. (photo from Ashernet)

It is no coincidence that the day to raise public awareness of the tallest animal on earth takes place on the longest day of the year, at least in the northern hemisphere. In the world, there are nine sub-species of giraffes, all of which are categorized as endangered. Seven giraffes live in the Safari Park: Denisa, Daniela, Dikla, Diana, Dedi, Anton and Dadon. This year, Denisa, the Dutch-born giraffe who came to the safari when she was just 2 years old, broke a record when she passed the age of 28, becoming the oldest giraffe in any zoo.

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Format ImagePosted on July 6, 2018July 5, 2018Author Edgar AsherCategories IsraelTags animals, giraffe, Ramat Gan Safari Park, zoo

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