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Wombat – Fact file about the Wombat

Fact file about the Wombat Wombats are pudgy marsupials found on mainland Australia and the scattered islands of Australia. Their size is like the size of a medium-sized dog, i.e., 30 inches long. They weigh 24-40kg while the hairy-nosed wombat weighs 19-32kg. They have a lifespan of around 5-15 years in the wild and 20 in the Zoos. The Wombats are nocturnal and eat at night. Their rodent-like incisors grow and help them eat tough vegetation. Wombats have special enzymes that help their stomach digest food. They take 14 days to digest their food. Diet, Habitat, and Behaviour: Diet:…

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Beetles facts

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Beetles facts Beetles are one of nature's most prominent examples of overcoming adversity. They first evolved almost 300 million years ago, even before the appearance of the dinosaurs. They watched the dinosaurs come and go and meanwhile developed and vanquished the earth in a heap of structures, shapes, and sizes. Today there are in excess of 350,000 types of creepy crawlies on Earth, and their prosperity is to a great extent because of their very versatile body structure. Beetles, like other insects, have 3 body parts, and three sets of legs all connected to the middle body section (the chest). Reception…

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Bird Revens- Are crows and ravens the same bird ?

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Bird Revens- Are crows and ravens the same bird ? These two species, Common Ravens and American Crows cover broadly all through North America, and they look very comparable. Be that as it may, with a touch of training, you can disclose to them separated. You most likely realize that ravens are bigger, the size of a Red-followed Hawk. Ravens frequently travel two by two, while crows are seen in bigger gatherings. The modern Birds Raven is known to have been present in the North American Pleistocene since the last 1.8 million 10,000 years ago. Bird Ravens are among the…

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Birds of costa rica

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Birds of costa rica Do birds fascinate you? Do you listen to their sounds more than you would MTV’s top 20? Then the birds of Costa Rica will definitely be worth watching. The country prides itself on one-tenth of the world’s total number of bird species. This means that the birds of Costa Rica are approximately 850 species. Of these, only about 630 are residents. The others are those who fly into the country for the winter. Birds that are unheard of or have become extinct in other places have found their habitat in Costa Rica’s protected reserves. Thus, it is…

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American Pit Bull Terrier-The Loyal Working Companion Dog

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American Pit Bull Terrier-The Loyal Working Companion Dog This breed of dog, also fondly called as APBT, is known for its dependability and insight. The dogs with this breed make superb make exceptional companions since they are very aggressive because of their defensive nature.How, at that point, would they say they are not quite the same as the Staffies? For the UKC or the United Kennel Club, Staffies and APBT are of a similar variety however many objects to this proposal. For example, if the American Kennel Club has an American Staffordshire terrier, it will be enrolled as an American…

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Snow Leopard: The predatory mountain cat

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Snow Leopard: The predatory mountain cat Snow Leopard are a species of leopard throughout Central and South Asia. There are about 10, 000 of fewer snow leopards in the wild, and their population is in serious decline. The Snow Leopards have fur that acts like a camouflage. Their fur is soft, dense, and it grows extra-thick during winter which helps keep it warm. The colour of the fur is grey-white and they have black spots and rosettes. Height-wise, the Snow Leopards are 55-65cm (22-26 inches), length-wise they are 90-115cm (936-44 inches), and 100cm tall. Their weight is 60-120 pounds.…

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Kea-The Kiwi Mountain Parrot

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Kea-The Kiwi Mountain Parrot Kea-The Kiwi Mountain Parrot - Facts file The Kea is a native Kiwi parrot found in the Southern Island of New Zealand. Its beak around 4.5cm-5cm long for males, while the female’s beak is 4-4.5cm long. Their wingspan is 1m in width and they are about 46cm long. A male Kea weighs 750g-1kg, whereas, the female Kea weighs 700-850g. Keas have a plumage of olive green, their nape and crown are yellow or green. Their abdomen and chest are green with a tinge of brown, while their tail is blueish green with a black tip. Their eye…

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wolverine | Description, Habitat, Photos, & Facts

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wolverine | Description, Habitat, Photos, & Facts Wolverine. Wolverines are the largest member of the weasel family. They live throughout the Arctic and Sub-Arctic. Wolverines are fearsome animals just like the Honey Badger. They are fearsome as they take on big animals like the moose. Their body includes a thick, hydrophobic, and oily fur which helps it resist the toughest of conditions. Hence, why it can survive in the harsh conditions of the Artic and Sub-Artic. There are two types of wolverine and i.e., the European Wolverine and the North-American Wolverine. There are about 15,000-30,000 Wolverines in the wild. Their…

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Indian Sloth Bear Facts | India Wildlife Guide

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Indian Sloth Bear Facts Indian Sloth bears are large mammals found in India. What makes these bears unique is their diet’s key source is insects. The estimated number of Sloth bears in the wild is less than 20,000. The body-length of the Indian Sloth Bear is between 5-6ft. Female Indian Sloth Bears weight is 175-310 pounds and the males weight is 120-210 pounds. Its tail is about 6-7 inches long, which is the longest tail in the bear family. Plus, its footprint is like a human’s footprint. Diet, Habitat, Predators, and Behaviour: Diet: The Indian Sloth Bears diet includes insects.…

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Indian giant squirrel

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Indian giant squirrel The Malabar Giant Squirrels (or Indian Giant Squirrel) are an endemic Indian species, found throughout India in places like the Western Ghats, Eastern Ghats and the Satpura Range in states such as Madhya Pradesh. Body length-wise, they are 20-25 cm, their tail around 45cm in length, and their weight from 1.5-2kg. They are two times the size of the Eastern Grey Squirrel. Their colour tone is a one, two, or three-toned colour scheme. Its colours include white, creamy-beige, buff, tan, rust reddish-maroon, brown, dark brown, or black. The colours act as a camouflage to protect the squirrel from…

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