Maasai Giraffe Necking. Maasai Mara National Reserve Kenya🇰🇪 .#lennykoshal #photoigfam #wildlife #earthpix #love #nature #canon #africa #instagood #natgeoyourshot #migration #2025reels #2025trends #wildlifephotography #Lr_Wild #hellofrom #bbcearth ⁣#bbcearth #bbc #wild #kenya #travel #africa #photooftheday #wildlife #earthpix #wildlifephotography #nikon #wildography #animals #amboselipark #endangeredspecies #earthcapture #wildestafrica #featured | Lenny Koshal

Young Giraffe tests out his necking skills in Kruger National Park, South Africa #tsd #nature #safari #animals #wildlife #amazing | Wildest Kruger Sightings

536K views · 10K reactions | Some young giraffe necking to show dominance over each other. The blows may look gentle but they are big animals, young males weighing around 1 000 kgs, so there is a lot of force behind these innocuous looking hits Thanks to guide Kathleen for the video! #giraffe #wildlife #nature #video #kariegagamereserve #safari #southafrica | Kariega Game Reserve | Facebook

Two majestic giraffes were locked in a powerful necking contest today in the Maasai Mara, a breathtaking display of strength, balance, and grace. Standing tall against the endless savannah, the two bulls swung their long necks with precision, each strike echoing the raw energy of the wild. Necking is more than a fight. It is a test of dominance and endurance, where only the strongest earns the right to lead and mate. Despite the force behind each blow, there is an elegance in their movements, a

Giraffes necking | Dennis Koshal

Necking means something different to giraffes. 🦒 Giraffe necking is a form of combat where giraffes use their necks and ossicone-topped heads to hit their opponents in a competition for dominance. In the case of Shiner and Mananasi, however, Shiner was castrated when he was young to prevent any real knock-down-drag-outs with future breeding bulls. #giraffes #fossilrim #wildlife #safaripark | Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

2.8K views · 258 reactions | Giraffes fighting for dorminancy ( necking ) in lake Nakuru National park | Dennis Koshal | Facebook