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Originally posted by CET
Those that just happened to have longer necks were able to eat more then those with shorter necks. Thus those with shorter necks died and those with longer necks had more children. The children with the longest necks could reach the most food, thus giving thier children the trait of having longer necks. Etc.
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Makes sense. Now we just have to figure out why every other part of their body would have evolved the exact way it did. Surely every part of the body has a specific purpose since it wouldn't have evolved into it from whatever form it started at if it weren't needed.
BTW, since those with shorter necks died I'm guessing the mother or father has to feed the babies until they are tall enough to reach the leaves they need so dearly to survive? Wonder how long it takes a giraffe to mature....
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