Giraffe intrigued by tiny fawn

This curious giraffe couldn’t get enough of an unexpected fawn friend! 🦒❤️

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[ona]

Giraffe's probably wondering "what happened to your neck?!"

[bluebee]

The fawn is too tiny to be a baby even of the baby giraffe. Beautiful how the big girafffe carefully steps around the fawn.

[yusuffarah]

Giraffes are among the most beautiful animals.

[pamelahogan]

How precious. The little Fawn is like … is that you mom? So tall.

Then looks like the little Fawn figures it out in search for mom .

[Mashy]

So sweet. He’s like ‘well hello tiny friend!’

[Caratrox]

Girrafe: My, that was a short looking giraffe

Deer: Geez that was such a tall looking deer

[LyssaMaury]

REALLY puts good perspective on how enormous these animals are

[Sputnik-jjj]

👍👍👍What beautiful, graceful and stylish Giraffes!!! The magnificence of Nature and Life!!!🙏🙏🙏 Masterpiece and elegance and grace!!!

[Luka]

Giraffes 🦒 are such beautiful creatures

[SuperArm]

Shaquille O'Neal and Kevin Hart😁😁

[kupper]

Giraffe: Your a strange looking Giraffe.
Fawn: Your a big deer.

[sandramalone]

The most beautiful animal in our world 🌎....the giraffe

[DarknessHashira]

i keep forgetting how big some animals are

[evelync]

The Giraffe is absolutely charmed by the little fawn--you can tell by how its tail wags faster.

[askme]

This world can be a wonderful site, sometimes!!

[zoeilobowdery]

He or she thinking you small little one can i be your friend cute baby 🇬🇧

[bgddogdflgd]

The innocence of our beautiful fur babies 🦌 🦒 🥰

[Shinzon]

Just one of his hooves probably weighs more than that fawn.... For context a mature bull like that can mass up to a ton and a half.

[nazokatkudratillayeva]

Такой малепусенький и величественный жираф 😍😍😍

[diamonddragon]

I like that the giraffe even splits it's front legs further apart so it can get closer to the fawn. That's so cute!