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The document discusses lions and their habitat and behaviors. It notes that lions live in groups called prides and use their strong hind legs, good night vision, acute sense of smell, and ability to roar over long distances to successfully hunt prey at night and rest during the day. Female lions do most of the hunting for the group. The document provides information from sources like Bing and Wikipedia on lions.
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The Arctic fox lives in the Arctic region and has white fur to blend in with the snow. It hunts small animals like lemmings and birds for food. The Arctic fox will also scavenge leftovers from polar bears. When raising its young, the male fox searches for food while the female cares for the family. The Arctic fox uses camouflage and trickery to evade predators and hunters in its snow-covered habitat.
Details about red squirrels
Red squirrels live across Europe, East Asia, and Hokkaido, eating conifer cones and fruit but not hunting other animals. They build nests called "dyers" in trees for breeding and shelter. Red squirrel populations have declined in Britain due to competition from introduced gray squirrels, but they remain common elsewhere in Europe and Asia, feeding mainly on conifer cones along with fungi and fruit during summer.
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White-cheeked gibbons live in the high canopy of tropical rainforests in Southeast Asia. They eat berries, buds, young plants, and fruits that they grab and feed on while hanging from branches using their long arms and hands adapted for climbing. The males defend the family's territory every 5 days from intruders by chasing them out to protect their home range and family. Their adaptations include thumbs that extend from the wrist and index fingers for grasping fruits while hanging and a small body suited for life in the forest canopy.
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Lions project
- 1. By: Adriana
- 2. Grassland Kansas China Spain Morton Arboretum
- 3. • Zebra • Giraffa • Buffalo • Wild cats
- 4. Lions can hunt and so increase their chances of killing prey. They lick each other. Eating many animals. They survive by eating food and drinking water at the water hole that’s were they find there prey.
- 5. Their powerful hind legs help them run fast so they can catch their prey. They have good eye sight for hunting at night. They live in lager groups for protection and convenience. Their acute sense of smell.
- 6. A group of lions is called a pride. A lions roar can be heard up to 5 miles away. Female lions do most of the hunting. Lions spend most of their day resting as they hunt during the night hours until dawn.