ThenumberofgiraffesinAfricafellby 40% between 1985 and 2015 accordingtooneconservationgroup, andonespeciesinnorthernKenyaisevenrarer.
Thesamegroupsaystheirpopulationdeclinedbymorethan 60% in 20 years.
Researcherssaythey'redisappointedlessattentionisbeingpaidtogiraffesthananyotherspeciesisverylittleknown, a mothergiraffe.
There's verylittleresearchdoneonthedraftpregnant.
ThedecreaseintheirpopulationhaspushedsixAfricancountriestopropose a regulationoninternationaltradeingiraffes, andofficialshopeitwillbeaddressedduringthe U.
N Conventionontradeinendangeredspecies, takingpolicethismonth.