My fun animal facts on birds, camels, cheetahs, dogs, elephants, horses, lions, monkeys, moose, rabbits, sheep, snakes, tigers, turtles, zebras, and hundreds of other animal facts.
Saturday, November 28, 2009
Elephants size
Elephants are the largest land animal in the world and are over 12 feet tall.
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Elephant Facts
Giraffes tongue
A giraffes tongue is approximately 19 inches long and is a purplish-blue color.
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Giraffe Facts
Giraffe height
At approximately 15 feet in height, giraffes are the tallest land animal.
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Giraffe Facts
Friday, November 27, 2009
Elephants diet
Elephants are herbivores. They do not consume any meat. Some of the foods they eat are plants, leaves, branches, flowers, and fruits.
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Animal Diet,
Elephant Facts
Elephants use mud
Elephants go in the water and use mud to keep themselves cool in hot weather.
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Elephant Facts
German Shepherds
Because of their intelligence, German Shepherds are often used as police dogs.
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Dog Facts
Lions rest
Lions spend the majority of the day resting. They hunt at daybreak and nightfall.
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Lion Facts
Male lions
A male lion can be spotted by looking to see if it has a mane. But some males do not have one.
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Lion Facts
Tigers diet
Tigers are carnivores. Deer, buffaloes, and moose are some of their prey.
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Animal Diet,
Tiger Facts
Nocturnal
Nocturnal means animals who are most active at night rather than the daytime.
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Animal Terms
Domestication
Domestication is the taming of animals to live in company of people.
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Animal Terms
Moose range
In North America, moose are found mostly in Canada and in the northern parts of the U.S.
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Animal Range,
Moose Facts
Moose diet
Moose are herbivores. They do not consume any meat. They eat various plants and leaves.
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Animal Diet,
Moose Facts
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Fast cheetah
The cheetah is the fastest land mammal in the world.
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Animal Speed,
Cheetah Facts
Female horses
Female horses are called fillies or mares. Fillies are the younger female horses and mares are the older ones.
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Animal Names,
Horse Facts
Venomous snakes
A venomous snake is a snake that uses snake venom for the purpose of defense and catching prey.
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Snake Facts
Moose
Moose is both singular and plural. So two or more moose are still called moose.
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Animal Names,
Moose Facts
Horse weight
A thoroughbred horses average weight is near 1,200 pounds.
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Animal Weight,
Horse Facts
Horse lifespan
Most horses can live between 20 and 30 years old.
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Animal Lifespan,
Horse Facts