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This sounds like a New Year's Eve from our early 20's. You go out all night, doing who knows what and where, and you come back after the sun rises and go to bed. Then, you wake up, perhaps still a little “out of it” and realize you're not in your home at all. In fact, you have no idea where you are, or why you're sleeping on the kitchen table. And why are there goats outside?
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If you think about it, baby giraffes enter the world with a nearly 6-foot drop. It sounds kind of intense, but this is actually evolutionary: it helps kickstart their breathing and circulation. They're also born extremely tall, like around 5-6 feet tall. What else can we tell you about giraffes? Oh, our last fun fact of the day is that giraffe calves stand sleeping up. Yes, you read that correctly. They literally fall asleep standing.
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