Another one found in the National Parks of America, the Yosemite Giraffe's are a highly invasive mammal that inhabites the Yosemite National Park and other mountains across the world.
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The Yosemite Giraffes are a highly disturbing genus of mammals that are not biologically related to giraffes, the only reason they are called giraffes is due to their resemblance.
The Yosemite Giraffes are described to be a tall, skinny creature which seems to be a herbivore and hemovore (described due to the fact that they digest from the Veins recently found in the Yosemite Mountains, they act basically as mosquisto's too. )
The Yosemite Giraffe's main defining feature is their fatness, they have an incredibly large torso which is unique to them, no other species from the invasion wave seems to have this documented trait.
While it seems like Yosemite Giraffe's do not fit the list, the main problem is that they lay eggs in houses near Yosemite or near where they live. These egg's are highly durable and these Yosemite Giraffe's reproduce quickly.
The Yosemite Giraffe's are usually peaceful when confronted, when confronting a Yosemite Giraffe, it has the acronym protocol of StAnAcPeLe.
Yosemite Giraffe's only become hostile when you threathen its young, similar to the Lusii. Also, the Yosemite Giraffe's only stride around the Mountains.
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