Question

giraffes often eat leaves from thorny acacia trees. this giraffe is using its long, tough tongue to grab leaves while avoiding the thorns. the giraffe can use its tongue to pull the leaves into its mouth. what happens to leaves inside a giraffes mouth? select all that apply. the giraffes saliva adds sugar to the leaves. the giraffes saliva begins to digest the leaves. the giraffe uses its teeth to crush the leaves into small pieces.

Explanation:

Answer:

The giraffe's saliva begins to digest the leaves.
The giraffe uses its teeth to crush the leaves into small pieces.