Hooved+Animals

Type

**__Gazelles__** Gazelles are herbivores, which means they only eat plants. They typically are brown, white, and black. Gazelles travel in herds. After a new gazelle is born the mother hides them in the plains' grasses. They have horns that are used for protection and fighting.There are 19 different types of gazelles.They can run up to speeds as fast as 40 miles per hour, this helps them run away from predators. For a coloring page click here [|gazelle coloring page]
 * Scientific name**-Gazella thomsonii
 * Phylum**-Chordata
 * Class**-Mammilia

**__Giraffes__** Giraffes are herbivores, they only eat plants.They only need to drink water once every several days, since drinking from the water hole is very dangerous.While they are drinking Giraffes are very voulnerable to predators.Giraffes have long necks to help them reach leaves that are at the top of the trees. They are usually yellow with brown spots.Giraffes hight can help them by allowing them to see across the wide open savanna they live in, a savanna is a large area of trees and grass. For a coloring page click here [|Giraffe coloring page]
 * Scientific name-**Giraffa Camelopardalis
 * Phylum**-Chordata
 * Class**-Mammilia

**__Camels__** Camels humps store fat, this is to help them survive in the extreme heat. They can live to be 40 to 50 years old.Camels can run at speeds up to 40 miles per hour.Since Camels can stand extreme heat, people who live in the desert often use them to travel. They have long eyelashes and ear hairs to protect them from the desert sandstorms. For a coloring page click here [|Camel coloring Page]
 * Scientific name-**Disambiguation
 * Phylum-**Chordata
 * Class-**Mammilia

Meet another hooved animal
 * __Sources__**
 * [|Gazelle info]
 * [|Gazelle info Cont.]
 * [|Giraffes info]
 * [|Giraffe info Cont.]
 * [|Camel info]