“…Current knowledge on the occurrence of neoplasia in giraffe is from zoo populations, where it has rarely been reported and has usually involved the reproductive tract (Jones et al 2018; Doden et al 2021). The few reported cases associated with the head have included oral and nasal lesions of squamous cell carcinoma, oral lesions of ameloblastic fibroma, a rhabdomyosarcoma of head musculature, and a complex odontoma of the rostral mandible (Bohner et al 2021; Doden et al 2021). In wild giraffe, two reported cases of severe multiple papillomatosis associated with papillomavirus in southern giraffe ( Giraffa giraffa ) included involvement of skin of the head and neck (van Dyk et al 2011).…”