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I don’t know enough about giraffes — both males? Both females? Mixed pair? I don’t know enough about giraffe body language to tell — a dominance fight, adolescent males rough-housing, or what?
Notice the long periods of leaning against each other & subtle head/neck/ear movements.
Thanks for sharing, though.
Those are males. Serious fights – can be fatal. See more here and here.
There is another YouTube video of necking giraffes here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NC4KIcgZOQ