南方长颈鹿头部、舌头、脖子

thern Giraffe is the most common and populous giraffe species, characterized by its large, irregular brown patches on a light tan background that extend down its legs. It has two subspecies: the Angolan Giraffe and the South African Giraffe. The species inhabits various savannas and woodlands in Southern Africa. They are the world's tallest mammals, with long necks and legs. They feed on leaves, flowers, and fruits. They are considered a "Least Concern" species with populations growing in some areas.