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The common chimpanzee lives in central Africa, primarily in the Congo and pockets throughout forested and savannah plains. Chimpanzees live in communities and are highly intelligent and social. They construct elaborate nests in trees and are omnivorous, eating fruits, insects, and small mammals. Chimpanzee populations are declining due to habitat loss and poaching.
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Gorillas are large, herbivorous primates that live in family groups. Male gorillas weigh between 300-500 pounds, while females weigh 150-200 pounds. Gorillas live in central Africa in thick rainforests or mountainous regions, and eat leaves, shoots, fruits and vines. There are only around 5,000 gorillas remaining with fewer than 300 cross river gorillas and 150,000-200,000 western lowland gorillas. Gorilla groups have 6-12 members led by the dominant silverback male.
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Meerkats live in complex colonies of up to 30 individuals in the scrublands of Southern Africa. They eat a variety of small prey like insects, spiders, and small rodents. Meerkats have different roles in their colonies such as looking out for predators as sentries, babysitting the young, and hunting for food. They communicate with each other to stay safe from threats like martial eagles, jackals, servals, and snakes.
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Blue whales are the largest animals on Earth, reaching lengths of up to 100 feet. They primarily eat plankton and krill, holding up to 5 tons in their mouths. Though once hunted, blue whales are now endangered and live in the Arctic and Antarctic, migrating to warmer waters in winter. They communicate through low frequency moans.
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The document discusses key facts about Bengal tigers. Bengal tigers can leap up to 32.5 feet, have 30 teeth, and their stripes help them conceal themselves as predators. They are smaller than lions and males typically weigh between 400-575 pounds.
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Flying fish are a coastal pelagic species that lives near the surface of the water close to shore. They can glide over water for up to 45 seconds at speeds over 43 mph to evade predators like tuna and dolphins. Flying fish feed on plankton and their roe is used to make tobiko sushi in some countries where they are fished commercially.
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Giant pandas are found primarily in China and eat bamboo. They weigh up to 265 pounds and stand 5 feet tall. Females are slightly smaller. Breeding occurs once per year, usually resulting in one cub born after a 5 month gestation. Pandas live in various areas of China and in captivity interact frequently with humans, though the general public has limited access.
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- Many orchids attract pollinators like bees and flies through deception, mimicking the appearance or smells of bees, wasps, or mushrooms. Pollen is transferred between the pollinator and stigma.
- Orchids are divided into 5 subfamilies with varying characteristics such as number of stamens and habitat. The largest subfamily contains over 15,000 epiphytic species.
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The jaguar is a large spotted cat found in South and Central America and southern parts of North America. Its scientific name is Panthera onca. Jaguars have orange or yellow coats with black spots and rosettes and can weigh up to 350 pounds. They live in rainforests, grasslands, and woods near water. Jaguars primarily prey on deer, birds, fish, and sometimes alligators or pigs. Their population is estimated at around 15,000 and they are currently listed as threatened.
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The Siberian tiger lives in eastern Russia in birch forests and mountainous areas. It has a brown coat with black stripes and can grow up to 12 feet long. Only around 500 Siberian tigers remain due to low genetic diversity and loss of habitat. They eat large prey like deer, pigs, and fish. Females give birth after a 3 to 3.5 month gestation period. Though usually avoiding humans, they have attacked and killed people when threatened.
Zach Shimek Per. 6 Jaguar
The jaguar is a large spotted cat found in South and Central America and southern parts of North America. Its scientific name is Panthera onca. Jaguars have orange or yellow coats with black spots and can weigh up to 350 pounds. They live in rainforests, grasslands, and woods near water. Jaguars primarily prey on deer, birds, and fish but will also eat small alligators, turtles, and pigs. Their population is estimated at around 15,000 and they are considered a threatened species due to hunting and loss of habitat.
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Toucans are birds that live in the rainforests of Central and South America. They have large colorful beaks used to attract mates and reach fruits which make up most of their diet, as they cannot chew. Their light foam-filled beaks allow them to rest in trees and reach food. Toucans live up to 20 years and have 1-4 offspring per nest between March and May. Their biggest threat is jaguars.
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The carnivorous water bear, or tardigrade, is a small, multicellular animal that is found all over the world. It can survive extreme conditions like dehydration, radiation, and temperature extremes through cryptobiosis. Water bears prey on organisms like roundworms and rotifers. They reproduce through self-fertilization and lay eggs externally. Water bears have been used to test survivability in space and eliminate roundworms in soil. They can withstand radiation levels over 1000 times what humans can survive.
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The king cobra lives in dense forests and areas near water in Southeast Asia and India. It can grow up to 13 feet long and its venom is powerful enough to kill 20 people or an adult elephant with a single bite. The king cobra eats other snakes like pythons and rattlesnakes, and will also eat lizards and rodents when other food is scarce. It lays between 20-40 eggs and has a lifespan of around 20 years.
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Killer whale
Killer whales, also known as orcas, are large marine mammals that can grow up to 32 feet long. They are found in oceans worldwide and eat a varied diet including fish, seals, sea lions, penguins, and other marine animals. Killer whales live in social pods that can range in size from 6 to 40 individuals. Within pods, they work cooperatively to hunt for food and care for young and injured members.
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- 3. Pan troglodytes http://thundafunda.com/wallpaper-blog/wp-content/uploads/HLIC/chimp.jpg
- 4. Stats Weight Height life span Range Habitat Common chimpanzee Bonobo congo 40-50 Tropical rainforest 21 African locations 40-60 4 feet 90-120 Male 60-110 female
- 5. The Chimp’s Crib http://www.earthlyissues.com/images/afbig.gif The common Chimpanzee lives primarily in central Africa. Most in the Congos and many in pockets all over the forested and savannah plains of Africa
- 6. Ecological Role http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/science/files/2010/07/chimpeat-300x215.jpg The Chimpanzee is Generally the top dog of the rainforests. Most animals don’t hunt a Chimp. Infact the Chimp is the biggest predator of other Chimpanzees. Here is an image of a group eating an enemy group member’s corpse
- 9. Chimpanzee attacks There are quite a few incidents of Chimpanzee Violence towards humans. Generally UGLY and provoked. Since Chimpanzees are 5 times stronger most do not come out of the encounter unharmed. http ://www.neccel.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/photo-of-charla-nash-chimp-attack-victim.jpg
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