Giraffes are Africa's tallest living land mammals, with long legs and necks that help them reach leaves high in trees. Their coats have distinctive patches, and the small horn-like structures on their heads are called ossicones. They browse mainly on leaves, often using a long, flexible tongue to reach vegetation among branches. Giraffes live in open woodland and savanna, where their height helps them spot distant animals and potential danger. The collection includes giraffes as well as subjects focused on their faces and young, reflecting both their recognizable features and their early life stage.