Giraffe

Giraffes are an even-toed ungulate mammal and an indigenous species to the continent of Africa. They are characterized by their extremely long necks, unique fur pattern, ossicones and tall stature.

Giraffes are the tallest mammals and, in turn, make for the tallest Anthropolitan species on average. Males can expect to average 91 inches, or 7-foot-7, when at adult age (Females are about 86 inches on average). This tall stature puts Anthropolitan giraffes in an unique situation as they tower over most other species and humans. Their necks alone can sometimes account for close to two feet of their full height.