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The Black Spider Monkey is rarely seen throughout its habitat in the Amazon rainforest. It has pitch black fur and eyes, four stubby legs, and a long tail. It sleeps high in the tree tops and will jump between trees when gaps are large. It eats leaves, seeds, twigs, and occasionally bird eggs. Females mate every two years from age four onward and give birth after a twenty week gestation period. The Black Spider Monkey has a larger brain than other monkey species.
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The black spider monkey lives in the rainforests of South America and Mexico. It has long arms and a strong tail that allows it to move gracefully through the trees. It has an all black body with a brown face and can grow up to 26 inches long. The black spider monkey prefers wet forests and eats leaves, seeds, nuts, bark, insects, and fruit. It is preyed on by sawfish, lions, alligators, and humans.
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There are over 250 different types of monkeys that can be divided into two main groups: New World monkeys and Old World monkeys. Monkeys vary significantly in size, from around 1 meter tall up to 35 kg in weight. They eat a variety of foods including fruits, leaves, seeds, nuts, flowers, insects, spiders, eggs and small animals. Some notable types of monkeys discussed include howler monkeys, known for their loud howls, baboons which live in groups of around 100 and communicate using vocalizations and tail positioning, chimpanzees which are closely related to humans, and spider monkeys which use their long tails to swing through trees.
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The document provides information on the body structure, life cycle, habitat, diet, predators, and size of the Emperor Scorpion. It has an 8-legged body with pedipalps and a metasoma divided into 5 segments. Females give live birth to 10-12 young after multiple molting stages as juveniles. Emperor Scorpions live in parts of Africa including countries like Nigeria and Cameroon. They eat insects and small animals, getting prey using their stinger and pedipalps. Their predators include bats, birds, and other scorpions due to their poor eyesight. Adult Emperor Scorpions are on average 7.9 inches in length.
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The black spider monkey lives in rainforests in small groups separated by about a mile. It moves through the trees by running on its two legs and two arms or swinging from branch to branch. When foraging for food, the monkeys split into smaller groups to hunt and may be threatened by birds of prey. Females start mating at age four after finding an adult male partner in their group.
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The black footed ferret is a small, yellowish brown mammal with a black mask across its face and black feet. It lives in short grass plains near prairie dog colonies in North America, preying mostly on prairie dogs but also eating small rodents. Black footed ferrets were endangered due to poisoning of prairie dogs and disease, but conservation efforts have increased their numbers from 18 individuals to over 700 today through captive breeding programs.
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The black rhinoceros is a species of rhinoceros native to eastern and central Africa. It is grey/brown in color rather than truly black. It is a herbivore that eats leafy plants, branches, and fruit. It lives in grasslands and bushland habitats. It is most active in the morning and evening, resting during the hottest parts of the day. While it has no natural predators as an adult, humans have caused its demise through poaching for its horn. An adult black rhino stands 140-170cm tall and weighs 800-1400kg. It has two horns made of keratin, with the front horn up to 140cm long.
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Poison dart frogs are small, colorful amphibians that live in the rainforests of Central and South America. They come in many vibrant colors like yellow, red, orange, green, blue, black and gold. Poison dart frogs obtain their toxins from insects and small animals in their diet and have enough poison to kill thousands of mice. They breed during rainy season, with males making buzzing sounds to attract females and then guarding eggs until hatching.
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The platypus is a semi-aquatic mammal found in eastern Australia and Tasmania. It has a duck-like bill, webbed feet, and a beaver-like tail. The platypus lives in rivers and lakes, using its webbed feet to swim fast underwater while hunting small aquatic animals. On land, it walks awkwardly using its feet. Females lay eggs and care for their young until they can swim independently. Platypuses are playful creatures that live both on land and in the water.
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The bell bird is a small olive-green bird with a bright yellow bill and red-orange bare eye that gets its name from its bell-like call. It lives in open eucalypt forests and woodlands, moving with its wings and legs, and eats nectar, berries, and flowers. The bell bird lays eggs that are sometimes blue and white.
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Abbie golden lion tamarin
The Golden lion tamarin is a small monkey found in tropical rainforests in Brazil. It has golden fur and a long tail that it uses for balance as it swings through the trees. The Golden lion tamarin eats fruits, insects, and small lizards. Females typically give birth to twins in August or September after a 5-6 week gestation period.
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The green tree frog lives in trees and lily ponds. It has three toes on each of its four legs, jumps up to 10cm, and eats small insects like flies. Before mating, their bodies undergo changes caused by hormones to prepare for breeding. Potential predators of the green tree frog include bats, herons, fish, raccoons, snakes, and even humans.
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The rainforest green tree snake is a long, shiny, green snake that lives in trees in rainforests. It eats small animals like mice, rats, and birds. The snake's breeding season is from late August to late December, and females lay eggs from November to February which hatch after 39 to 65 days.
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The Bengal tiger lives in the tropical forests and grasslands of India and Bangladesh. It has white fur with black stripes and grows very large, up to 2.8 meters long and 272 kg. The Bengal tiger primarily preys on deer, cattle, and buffalo in the forests and grasslands. Females care for cubs alone after mating in springtime.
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The toucan is a colorful South American bird that is 20 inches long and weighs 400 grams. It eats fruits, eggs, insects, rodents, and other small birds. Toucans nest in tree holes and lay 2-4 white eggs. They are born blind and use their sharp claws to fly between trees while searching for food.
Clara s toucan
Toucans are tropical birds with large colorful bills. They have black and white feathers and short legs. Toucans live in the canopy of rainforests where they nest in tree holes. They eat fruits, insects, smaller birds, and eggs. Toucans attract mates with loud calls and females lay eggs that take a month to hatch. They can live up to 20 years.
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The Golden Lion Tamarin is an endangered small monkey found in coastal tropical rainforests in Brazil. It has puffy golden fur, a brown furless face, and a long tail. Golden Lion Tamarins live in small family groups in hollow trees 3-10 meters above the ground. They are omnivorous, eating fruits, nectar, insects, and small lizards. The Golden Lion Tamarin is threatened by habitat loss.
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The clouded leopard has grey and yellowish brown fur with black spots and dashes on its head, legs, and tail. It lives in thick forests in high mountains across parts of Asia and will run on four legs or climb trees. Its diet consists of birds, monkeys, deer, and goats. When giving birth, the clouded leopard may become restless and spend more time in its nest.
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