The Zebra and the Giraffe

Zebras and giraffes are best friends, but they will show off each other. Then, they remember that they are two different animals, they can do what the other party can not do, they will become best friends again leaving all the differences.

This is one of the most amazing stories about animals and provides moral lessons for children. Once upon a time, zebra and giraffe were best friends. They all have distinct qualities. He has a long neck and he can eat the leaves, so the giraffe will show off to the zebra. So zebras became obsessed and tried to eat the leaves on the trees. But he is too short. Also, please read the story of a rabbit and a turtle. One day, Kirin challenged a zebra. He has a long neck and he can eat the leaves, so the giraffe will show off to the zebra. Zebra thinks nothing he can not do. But at the same time he married a dear friend. So zebras became obsessed and tried to eat the leaves on the trees. But he is too short

Zebras and giraffes are best friends, but they will show off each other. Then, they remember that they are two different animals, they can do what the other party can not do, they will become best friends again leaving all the differences.

Animals: There are various kinds of animals in the prairie. The species found in savanna depends on the geographical location of the biome. Progenies of savanna in Africa include African elephants, zebras, horses and giraffes. Many of the savanna animals are herbivores. In other words, they eat plants, there are plenty of grass in the prairie. In the rainy season, animals prosper in Savanna, but the rainy season is only six months. In the dry season, surface water from rainwater is quickly absorbed into the ground by the thirsty soil. Because water competition in the dry season is so intense, most birds and many large mammals move to other places to find the water. Depending on the degree of drought, movement may occur near or far. The dry season is usually related to fire. These fires cause many short-lived insects to die, but birds and large animals usually fly or escape.