1. Long neck: This is the most obvious adaptation, and it allows giraffes to reach high into the trees to eat leaves that other animals can't reach. This gives them a competitive advantage for food.
2. Strong legs and hooves: Giraffes need to be able to run quickly from predators, and their strong legs and hooves help them to do so. They also help them to stand for long periods of time, which is important for grazing in tall trees.
These adaptations allow giraffes to thrive in their African savanna environment.