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Which animal can can clean its ears with its 21-inch tongue?

  1. Dog

  2. Giraffe

  3. Buffulo

  4. Bison
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B Correct answer
Explanation

Giraffes have remarkably long prehensile tongues (up to 21 inches/50 cm) that they use to strip leaves from thorny acacia trees. This tongue length also allows them to groom their ears and face.

AI explanation

To answer this question, you need to have knowledge about the anatomy and characteristics of different animals.

Option A) Dog - This option is incorrect because dogs do not have long tongues that can reach their ears to clean them.

Option B) Giraffe - This option is correct. Giraffes have long tongues that can measure up to 21 inches in length. They use their tongues to clean their ears and other hard-to-reach areas of their bodies.

Option C) Buffalo - This option is incorrect. Buffaloes do not have long tongues that can reach their ears to clean them.

Option D) Bison - This option is incorrect. Bisons do not have long tongues that can reach their ears to clean them.

The correct answer is B) Giraffe. Giraffes have long tongues that they can use to clean their ears.

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