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African wild dogs live in packs of around 10 dogs in savannah, plains, swamps, semi deserts and mountains. They hunt gazelles, impalas, zebras and wildebeests, and face threats from hyenas, lions, crocodiles and humans. Each pack has one breeding male and female who are in charge, and their pups are given priority to eat during meals.
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Kiwi are small flightless birds that live in forests and swamps of New Zealand. They eat insects and worms and are about 12 inches tall and 24 inches wide. Their predators include small animals as kiwi cannot fly to escape danger.
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The chinchilla is a 1 foot long mammal that lives in the mountains and eats plants. It has large black eyes, big ears, and predators including owls, foxes, and mountain lions.
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The Red Cockaded Woodpecker lives in family groups consisting of a mother, father, and sons while daughters leave to start their own families. They nest in sick trees to protect their eggs from snakes, making their nests in cavities of diseased or dying pine trees for safety from predators like snakes.
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Caiman have larger crocodiles as predators and eat small animals and fish. The document also mentions that the author has a caiman as a pet and lists a website for additional caiman facts.
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The black-footed ferret spends most of its time underground and has several predators including owls, badgers, and coyotes. It hunts for food and lives in underground burrows.
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The brown pelican lives in coastal areas of North and South America. It eats fish and its predators include humans as development reduces its natural habitat. According to the sources cited, the brown pelican's diet consists of fish and its habitat ranges along the coasts of North and South America.
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Stellar sea lions live in rocky shores and coastal waters, eating fish with predators including killer whales and sharks. They can dive deep, stay underwater for long periods, and swim fast while communicating through barks, honks, and roars. They have a polygamous mating system with one male mating with multiple females.
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The gray wolf is found in the wilderness of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, usually living in forests and prairies, with some in the Arctic near the North Pole. They live in packs that can have up to 20 wolves and are very social animals, though shy of humans. Gray wolves use their senses of smell, sight, and hearing to hunt successfully in their pack social structure.
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Lynx is a type of cat that lives alone in mountains and weighs up to eighty four pounds. It eats small mammals like rabbits and birds and has no natural predators. Lynx lives in mountainous areas and preys on rabbits, ducks, and other small animals for food.
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The humpback whale is a baleen whale that can weigh up to 130,000 pounds, measures 35 to 48 feet long, and eats plankton, crustaceans, and fish. It has long flippers and faces threats from killer whales, humans, and pollution.
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The Whooping Crane is a type of bird that eats snails, larval insects, leaches, frogs, mannose, small rodents and berries. It lives in clean marshes and swamps, migrating to cold places in the winter, and has predators such as bears, coyotes, bobcats and eagles.
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The okapi is a six foot tall mammal found in the tropical rain forests of Africa, where it eats plants and grasses and has people and leopards as predators. It uses its long tongue to clean itself and is related to the giraffe.
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The Bactrian camel is a mammal that lives in deserts and grasslands, eating plants. It has long eyelashes and furry eyes to protect its eyes from sand in the desert habitat. It can drink many gallons of water at once and live up to 40 years old.
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