Why do giraffes only need to sleep a few minutes at a time? Unlike humans, giraffes survive on just 30 minutes to two hours of sleep per day, often in short naps of a few minutes. Sleeping longer would leave them vulnerable to predators like lions, so evolution adapted them to stay alert. Sometimes, giraffes even sleep standing up, though the deepest rest comes when they curl their long necks back onto their bodies. Despite their size, these animals have mastered the art of living with almost no

Watch this baby giraffe's wobbly first steps just minutes after it was born! The giraffe was born last week at a zoo in Colorado. It's about 6 feet tall and doesn't have a name yet. | WCAX-TV

Momma giraffe gives birth and you get to see the baby take his first steps Beautiful close up video of a mother giraffe giving birth to a baby giraffe. Seeing the baby stumble to clumsily take his first steps is so adorable. This video was produced by Rae & Jake. | Rae & Jake