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kaimee webb Giraffes print A giraffes print colors are light brown yellowish whitish and could blend in to things Giraffes long necks Giraffes long necks help them reach for food high on trees they also use them to see further away. How to do it right!. It’s normal. Adjusting to a new culture is a normal process – everyone must do it. . Each individual experiences it a little bit differently.. It produces a wide variety of reactions and feelings.. John Blitzer. Shai Ben-David, Koby Crammer, Mark Dredze, Ryan McDonald, Fernando Pereira. Joint work with. Statistical models, multiple domains. Different Domains of Text. Huge variation in vocabulary & style. By: . Kenzie. and . Grace . Giraffes. What type of animal are they?. They are mammals. Species: . Giraffa. . What do they eat?. They eat fruit, leaves, and seeds.. Their main food source is the Acacia Tree. Sydney Clayton. Giraffes’ long necks help them reach their food in high places that other animals can’t reach.. Long legs help giraffes to be good runners and jumpers. . A giraffe has special valves that stop the blood from going to its head when it drinks. This protects the brain from too much blood pressure. T. ea . F. armers in the arid west of . South Africa. . Drynet Side Event, Ankara 13 October 2015. Noel Oettle, Environmental Monitoring Group. Livelihoods depend on. Rooibos production from cultivated lands and wild populations. Update on the development of . Climate-ADAPT and Outlook . Kati Mattern (EEA). Climate-ADAPT . Supports governmental decision-makers developing/implementing climate change adaptation strategies, policies and actions . Giraffes are the tallest land animal. Table of contents. Food. Were they live. Size. Interesting facts. Enemies. description. What they eat. They eat Acacia leaves. Were it lives. They live in the savannah.. Energy. Climate. . Change. . Adaptation. Bruce A. McCarl. Distinguished Professor of Agricultural Economics, Texas A&M University. mccarl@tamu.edu. , http//ageco.tamu.edu/faculty/mccarl. Climate. What would happen if…. …this camel didn’t have a hump?. …this cactus didn’t have spikes?. Adaptations. Species are adapted to suit their environment. Those that are not well adapted to their surroundings will die. . a. t . G. i. r. a. f. f. e. s. P. r. e. s. e. n. t. e. d. . b. y. . M. i. c. a. h. . B. o. d. n. e. r. Introducing The Giraffe . Giraffes are mammals.. They have very long necks.. The tallest Giraffe is up to nineteen feet tall!. Giraffing. in Excel?. No, that would be . graphing. in Excel!. Well, that sounds fun too.. Oh, yes. It’s quite rewarding. .. Let’s begin.. First you need some data to graph.. Since this is your first time, we will supply you with some data.. Cheetah colored skin. Tall legs. Eye color and long eyelashes. Long necks. Ears. Tails. Instinctive behavior of giraffes. Giraffes calves have to fall up to six feet when they are born, because giraffes give birth while standing up.. Amy Lampen. Laura Braun. Ashley Borowiak. Roy's Adaptation Model focuses on a person's . coping (adaptive) abilities. in response to a constantly changing . environment. (Lopes, Pagliuca, & Araujo, 2006).. Do you like animals? Which one?. Tell me about some wild animals that you know or you have heard of.. What do you think they do when nobody sees them?. Do you think they like music or that they can dance?.