According to the fossil record, giraffes didn’t always have lone necks. Through time, they evolved to have long necks. What would be the best explanation for the longer necks?

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Sidoshi asked Feb 4, 2022

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According to the fossil record, giraffes didn’t always have lone necks. Through time, they evolved to have long necks. What would be the best explanation for the longer necks?

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Sidoshi asked Feb 4, 2022

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The best explanition is they evolved to the enironment and to what they need like they need long neck to eat leafs on a tree

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