An illustration of a giraffe, a common safari animal with long neck and legs.
An illustration of a giraffe, a common safari animal with long neck and legs. A tall, even-toed ungulate with a distinctive coat pattern, characteristic of African savannas and grasslands. A high-resolution vector illustration of a giraffe, suitable for graphic design and printing. An illustration of a giraffe against a plain background, suitable for various design applications.
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