The Dik Dik is the smallest antelope at the Cameron Park Zoo. The Giraffe is the tallest animal in the world. They grow from fourteen to eighteen feet tall, and weigh from 1,750-2,800 lbs. The legs can be six feet long and the necks even longer. They have distinct markings - irregular patterns of dark brown spots of which no two giraffes have alike.
Giraffes have two horns and two or three knobs.
White Rhinoceros Largest of all rhinos. Males may be over six feet in height, 12-16 feet long. Both may weigh up to 4 tons. As one of the largest land creatures, its immense solid body is supported by short, stout legs. Its thick skin, pale gray in color, hangs loosely and is nearly hairless.