Mummy Pig then says that she's tall like that, and Daddy Pig then says this thing due to growing up. All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only, and show the features colours as best as possible, actual products may vary. This is a special edition book to celebrate 20 years of this story, but it was the first time my 2 year old heard this story, and even me too! Along with all Masai giraffes, he was elevated to being a distinct species - giraffa tippelskirchi - rather than a subspecies of the northern giraffe - giraffa camelopardalis tippelskirchi. The man pulling the trigger way back in 1901 was big game hunter Charles Victor Alexander Peel, a hero of Empire and a man of his time.

Gerald was taken along with the other items too big to move into storage, and transferred with the help of cranes to the site’s natural history building, carefully wrapped to avoid damage. Now in a huge range of formats, this is the perfect way to introduce new fans to the series, or for fans who know and love Giraffes Can’t Dance already.

Words are not too complex to follow for young readers its a lovely book to read together and do a bit of question and answer at the end. The scene then cuts to Gerald's parents, in which Peppa says to them that they're taller than the sky, and Mummy Giraffe says that due to her species, and Gerald says this due to their really old age, which makes everyone laugh as the episode ends. It ends up at Gerald, in which Peppa says that he can reach the ball because he's tall, in which everyone gets excited as the narrator says. Giles Andreae is the author of the international bestseller Giraffes Can't Dance , as well as many other books for children.

Gerald has a navy blue shirt, and black shoes, his tail is yellow with a brown end in three protrusions. It is worth pointing out at the start that there is nothing special about this 20th Anniversary version of the classic 'Giraffes Can't Dance'. The animals and the easy rhymes make this really engaging, although my one gripe is that the overall message isn’t very clear. Number One bestseller Giraffes Can't Dance from author Giles Andreae has been delighting children for over 20 years.At the time, RAMM’s senior collections officer Julien Parsons said: “I was worried when I first heard that Gerald had changed his name.