The special dance of the giraffe and his partner is full of romance. (VIDEO)

Giraffe is one of the most ancient and strange animals in the world, with a height of about 4 meters and a weight of up to 1000 kg. They are known for their powerful and powerful appearance, however, few people know that this animal also has a very sensitive part of emotions – the heart.

One of the best images of giraffe love is when they dance with their mates during the breeding season. This is the time when giraffes look for a mate to preserve the species’ reproduction and produce new offspring. In their artistic dance steps, male giraffes will jump high and slap their ears, accompanied by wailing sounds to attract the attention of their mates.

Meanwhile, the female giraffe will respond with rhythmic jumps and powerful tail flaps.The image of a couple dancing together in a wild natural setting is always a very beautiful and meaningful image. It is a clear expression of love and invisible connection between two people or two animals, thanks to gestures full of art and affection.

At the same time, this image also helps us understand more about the life of animals in the wild. We can clearly see the importance of love and connection between animals, which is part of the chain of reproduction and maintenance of species diversity in nat

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