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The black mamba is Africa's most venomous snake. It can grow up to 14 feet long and weighs up to 3.5 kg. Though fast, it uses its speed to escape predators rather than hunt prey. It gets its name from the black color inside its mouth, not its skin which is typically olive to grey. Found in grasslands and woodlands of central, eastern, and southern Africa, it is mainly threatened by mongooses which prey on young snakes and eggs.
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Madagascar creatures
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Madagascar creatures
Madagascar is an island off the coast of Africa known for its unique animals found nowhere else. It is home to unusual insects like the hissing cockroach that battles with its horns. Madagascar is also home to lemurs like the aye-aye that uses its long finger to find insects in trees. Other rare species include the golden bamboo lemur that eats cyanide and 150 species of chameleons that change color for communication rather than camouflage. Many of Madagascar's frogs and insects use bright colors as a defense against predators.
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The document discusses the fauna of Telangana, India. It describes that Telangana has three national parks and five wildlife sanctuaries that help protect its native animals. Some animals found in Telangana include the Grey Indian Mongoose, Indian Paradise Flycatcher, South Asian Chameleon (Indian Lizard), and the dragonfly Ictinogomphus rapax. The document provides details on the habitat and characteristics of these individual animals.
Maddison the poison dart frog
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The document discusses conflicts over food between different species in Africa, including chimpanzees and toucans, lions and zebras/buffaloes. The toucans were outcompeted by chimpanzees for fruit and many died, so some toucans migrated to South America. Lions hunted zebras and buffaloes but their numbers were declining due to lack of food, so humans intervened by taking some animals to zoos to save the species.
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The document discusses conflicts over food between different species in Africa, including chimpanzees and toucans, lions and zebras/buffaloes. The toucans were outcompeted by chimpanzees for fruit and many died, so some toucans migrated to South America. Lions hunted zebras and buffaloes for food, threatening both species, but intervention from humans led to relocating some animals to zoos to save the species.
Group F
The document discusses conflicts over food between different species in Africa, including chimpanzees and toucans, lions and zebras/buffaloes. The toucans were outcompeted by chimpanzees for fruit and many died, so some toucans migrated to South America. Lions hunted zebras and buffaloes for food, threatening both species, but intervention from humans led to relocating the animals to zoos and protected areas with sufficient resources.
Hartman lemur
The Ring-tailed lemur lives in Madagascar off the coast of Africa. They have a wooly coat that is usually red, brown, and black with black and white striped tails. They eat seeds, leaves, plants, flowers, birds, and bird eggs. Ring-tailed lemurs are active at night, have a fox-like face, and long legs adapted for jumping. They are endangered due to habitat loss from deforestation on Madagascar and being kept as pets in small cages.
Group F
The toucans and chimpanzees were constantly competing for food in the trees, with the larger groups of chimpanzees usually dominating. The toucans began to die off until one toucan had the idea for the group to migrate to South America to find a new home without competition. In Africa, lions were hunting zebras and buffaloes for food, threatening to drive the herds to extinction. Eventually, humans intervened by relocating some of the animals to zoos and protected areas, ensuring the survival of both predator and prey species.
Group F
The toucans and chimpanzees were constantly competing for food like fruits from the trees. Since the chimpanzees lived in larger groups, they usually won the fights over food. With little food available, the toucans began to die off. However, one toucan had the idea for the group to migrate to South America to find a new home without competition from the chimpanzees.
In Africa, lions were hunting buffaloes and zebras for food. As the lion population grew, they threatened the survival of the buffalo and zebra herds. Living in large groups helped the prey animals defend themselves but also meant the loss of an entire herd if one was attacked. With less
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- 1. Black Mamba By Messiah
- 2. Kingdom of the Black mamba Kingdom: Animala Phylum: Chordata Class: Reptilia Order: Serpents Family: Elapidae Genus: Dandroaspis Diet: Carnivore
- 3. facts It can live up to 11 years in the wild Size 14 feet of 4.3 metres Weight 3.5 1.4 kg Black mambas have incredible speed to get away from threats but not hunt there prey. The black mamba is among the faster snakes it can slither and speeds up to 12.5 kms . The black mamba is Africa's most venomous long snake.
- 4. How they got there name They get their name not from their skin colour which tends to be olive to grey. they get their name from the blackness inside there mouth when they hiss at you.
- 5. Habitat the black mamba has adopted to a variety of climates ranging from Savanna , woodlands , rocky slopes , dense forests and even humid swamps. The grassland and Savanna woodland/shrubs that extend though central eastern and southern Africa are the black mambas typical habitat
- 6. behaviour Black mamba uses its speed it get away from its threats but it doesn't use it to hunt its prey. If the black mamba fails to scare away the attacker it may strike repeatedly. The black mamba is a diurnal snake. Although its scientific name seems to be indicative of tree climbing. The black mamba is rarely an arboreal snake. These snakes retreat when threatened by predators
- 7. Predators Mongooses are the main predators of the black mamba. They usually prey on young snakes and eggs. Mongooses are notable for their resistance to snakes toxins. On the account of the Mongooses resistance to the snakes venom, adult Mambas have trouble fighting of the mongooses. Although Mongooses tend to go for the littler one so the can be killed with ease.
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- 9. Bibliography animals.nationalgeographic.com/animals/ En.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black mamba.com www.ARKive.org/ www.zoo.org.au/Learning Programs