Neck and Neck: Male Giraffes Combat (PART 4) | SLICE WILD

There is no mating season for giraffes. Females can mate every 15 days. This male has spotted a female. It’s the one who arrived in the night with her baby. She’s not interested.
But to earn the right to reproduce, males engage in violent combats called necking. Combats between males are veritable duels with their necks. The males never use their hooves in these duels. But using their horns is authorized. Even if they are blunt, they can badly wound an adversary.
Documentary: The Last Giraffe
Directed by: Laurent Frapat
Production: Flair Production
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