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Communities near Kisii in Kenya view the giraffe as a sacred animal. Giraffes seldom stray as far southwest as Kisii so when one is sighted, it's viewed as a divine sign. Giraffes are revered because the Kisii believe their long necks allow them to portend any coming good or evil. While the rest of the world can certainly appreciate the giraffe's stature, the animal holds no significance in any of the world's major religions. Its simply a zoological treat. Tribes in the areas in Africa where the giraffe is native are most likely to view the animal as sacred.On One Hand: Certain Religions See the Giraffe as Sacred
On the Other: Others Simply Like Giraffes
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