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Biology, 15.04.2021 19:10 kenoknox

How are giraffes able to feed on an acacia tree despite the tree's long thorns? A. Giraffes don't eat acacia trees.
B. Giraffes have a long neck that they can maneuver between the thorns.
C. Giraffes have a long, mobile tongue that can maneuver between the thorns.
D. Giraffes produce saliva that dissolves the thorns.

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