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some giraffe walk through the savannah between the plants.

A giraffe emerging from a tree in the savannah of the Serengeti National Park – Tanzania

A picture of a giraffe (Giraffa) in the wild in South Africa with copy space.

Southern Giraffe, Giraffa giraffa, or Giraffa camelopardalis browsing from a bush under a tree in Kruger National Park, South Africa. Camel taxonomy is under a lot of debate, this could be South African Giraffe, a subspecies of one Giraffe species, or it could be Cape Giraffe, a subspecies of Southern Giraffe.

Masai giraffe in Mikomazi national park in Tanzania

The long neck of a giraffe emerging from the vegetation

$Namibia, located in southwestern Africa, is known for its diverse landscapes, wildlife, and opportunities for safari adventures. A Namibia safari typically involves exploring the country's national parks, game reserves, and wilderness areas in search of iconic African wildlife and experiencing the beauty of its natural surroundings.\n\nHere are some key highlights of a Namibia safari:\n\nEtosha National Park: One of Africa's premier wildlife destinations, Etosha National Park is home to a wide variety of animals, including elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, and numerous bird species. Visitors can embark on game drives to observe wildlife around the park's waterholes and salt pans.\n\nNamib-Naukluft National Park: This expansive park encompasses diverse desert landscapes, including towering sand dunes, rugged mountains, and vast gravel plains. Sossusvlei and Deadvlei are famous for their surreal landscapes and provide excellent opportunities for photography.\n\nSkeleton Coast: Along Namibia's remote coastline lies the Skeleton Coast, known for its shipwrecks, dramatic landscapes, and abundant birdlife. Visitors can explore this wild and rugged coastline by 4x4 vehicle or scenic flight.\n\nDamaraland: This rugged and arid region is home to unique desert-adapted wildlife, including desert elephants, black rhinos, and mountain zebras. Visitors can also marvel at ancient rock art sites and stunning geological formations.\n\nNamib Desert: The oldest desert in the world, the Namib Desert is renowned for its towering sand dunes, including the famous Dune 45 and Big Daddy. Visitors can hike up the dunes for panoramic views or enjoy exhilarating activities such as sandboarding and quad biking.$

Two giraffes , one standing, one lying down, in the shade of the tree in the beautiful landscape of the Mikumi National Park,Tanzania.

Pretty specimen of a wild giraffe in the nature of South Africa

Reticulated Giraffe in a South African Game Reserve, feeding on bushes and trees. Painterly effect has been added in post processing.

giraffe feeding on acacia tree branches in the natural wilderness of Botswana

A lone giraffe standing in the early morning sun

A giraffe stands gracefully amidst vibrant foliage in Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary Eswatini showcasing its unique patterns against the lush surroundings.

Giraffe at National Park at Kenya - high contrast

Beautiful adult giraffe between trees in the savanna. Green vegetation due to rainy season. Nature reserve in Botswana. Safari and game drive. Moremi National Park, Africa.

A giraffe eating the leaves of the Sausage tree in Tanzania Africa - tarangire national park

Giraffes animals stand on green grass near trees in summer

two giraffes peeking out of the bushes in the forest, looking at the camera very close. Tarangiri National African Park

A group giraffes with beautiful panorama of the savannah in the plains of the Serengeti National Park – Tanzania

Solitary giraffe in the African Bushveld.

Giraffe among the acacias in the bush of Chobe National Park in Botswana.

Single giraffe in the bush land in the Kruger National Park in South Africa

Grayscale Black and White Foldable Card Image of Soft Expression Giraffe Face on Leather Type Textured Paper with Heading and Large Text Area

Reticulated Giraffe in a South African Game Reserve, feeding on bushes and trees. A female giraffe at sunset.

I took this photo of a gorgeous male Massaii giraffe in Tanzania's Ngorongoro Crater in January 2015. The Masaii Giraffe is the tallest species of giraffes with male reaching nineteen feet in height.

Close-up of masai giraffe in the shade of trees during the daytime heat. This giraffe subspecies can be found in Tanzania and Kenya.

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