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The giraffe is the tallest animal in the world. Like ___1___ mammals, it has only seven bones in its neck; its height is accounted ___2___ by the extraordinary ___3___ of the bones.

Because of its long neck, the giraffe ___4___ very clumsy when it spreads out its four ___5___ and bends down to drink. It ___6___ enters deep forests where it can ___7___ be caught, or even be strangled ___8___ tree branches. It ___9___ only in grassland and open country and plains. It ___10___ on leaves and not grass; picking the leaves from trees ___11___ in tongue.

The soft, dark eyes of the giraffe ___12___ a giraffe its gentle look. Indeed, a giraffe in the wild ___13___ no harm to other animals. Instead, it is hunted ___14___ the lion for food and by man for its ___15___ which makes good leather. The giraffe can ___16___ at more than forty-five kilometers per hour, even ___17___ than a horse.

The giraffe occasionally fights. It does so swinging its head and horns ___18___ its opponent's neck. When two giraffes disagree ___19___ each other, they will sometimes fight  ___20___ one of their necks is broken or dislocated.

 

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1. other   2. for   3. length   4. looks   5. legs   6. never   7. easily   8. by   9. stays   10. feeds   11. with   12. gives   13. poses   14. by   15. skin   16. run   17. faster   18. into   19. with   20. until
 

The giraffe is the tallest animal in the world. Like other mammals, it has only seven bones in its neck; its height is accounted for by the extraordinary length of the bones.

Because of its long neck, the giraffe looks very clumsy when it spreads out its four legs and bends down to drink. It never enters deep forests where it can easily be caught, or even be strangled by tree branches. It stays only in grassland and open country and plains. It feeds on leaves and not grass; picking the leaves from trees with in tongue.

The soft, dark eyes of the giraffe gives a giraffe its gentle look. Indeed, a giraffe in the wild poses no harm to other animals. Instead, it is hunted by the lion for food and by man for its skin which makes good leather. The giraffe can run at more than forty-five kilometers per hour, even faster than a horse.

The giraffe occasionally fights. It does so swinging its head and horns into its opponent's neck. When two giraffes disagree with each other, they will sometimes fight until one of their necks is broken or dislocated.

 
 

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