What is another word for Family Giraffidae?
Pronunciation: [fˈamɪli d͡ʒˈɜːɹɐfˌɪdiː] (IPA) 
Family Giraffidae is a group of African mammals that includes two extant species: the giraffe and the okapi. Often referred to as the "long-necked" family, Giraffidae is composed of herbivorous animals with distinctive features such as long legs and elongated necks. Another synonym for this family is "Giraffids," which is derived from the genus name Giraffa. Giraffids are impressive creatures that can reach great heights and have exceptional endurance. Their unusual physical attributes have also led to alternate names such as "towering giraffes" and "forest giraffes." Despite their distinct differences, giraffids are closely related, making them an interesting study of biological evolution.
