Seeing how both us and birds can vomit, probably. I imagine that developed very early. If you eat something harmful, you’re dead if you can’t vomit. If you don’t have the brainpower to identify safe and harmful things, you’re pretty screwed.

Giraffes literally have a rubber-like band tht keeps their head vertical at rest.

So yes, they do.

That giraffe is drinking.

When they’re not intentionally bending down to reach something low down like a water hole, they look like this:

Are you talking about puking or just how they hold themselves? Because if it’s the later, have you ever been to a zoo? They clearly walk around with their necks held at like a 60-45 degree angle up from their spine. We can look up pictures of this in modern day too.

So I went and stalked them. They largely ignore that ‘their’ exists, which is amazing, since their texts are otherwise near-perfect English.

A few examples of their using ‘their’: 1

[F]or the police to chase their had to be a reasonable suspicion […]

2

Their approval among there base of shias has only gone up since the conflict started

3

[…] let people know about their bias […]

Like, I want to up vote the fact checking, but I want to down vote the careless grammar. I’m so torn.

+1 for consistency.

This and are we all ok with the vomit containing Dino Bones?

Edit: or this the bones of dinos killed by the puke force?