Giraffes and their long neck?

Question

Why do giraffes have long necks?

Answer 1

According to Lamarck, giraffe's long neck evolved from its continual striving to reach food. In order to reach food they stretched their necks and passed the stretching down through generation.

Answer 2

In short, giraffes' long necks are the result of generation upon generation of repeated stretching and inheritance.

According to the known swath of fossil giraffes', significant neck elongation began around 14 million years ago during the Late Miocene.

Answer 3

Becouse God is an awesome designer,He whanted to give to humans the endless enthusyasm for beauty,so he can never be borred in discovring the beauy of creation.

Answer 4

Human beings are always curious about everything and we know of science which tries to explain the reason to everything like the charles Darwin theories but I will say it's nature.  Giraffes 9were created that way

Answer 5

That's why we can't answer about it 

Because god created him like this

He will able to reach food with his neck

God creations is amazing 

Answer 6

Lamarks theory explain that the giraffes neck continues to become larger when they were striving to reach the high leafs  and this strengthening of neck was inherited to their young onces

Answer 7

Giraffes have a long neck because it is easier for them to get food and drink. They need more air to travel through than when they have a shorter neck.

Answer 8

Giraffes have a long neck because it is easier for them to get food and drink. They need more air to travel through than when they have a shorter neck.giraffe's long neck evolved from its continual striving to reach food.