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1. 1 Q.Do male horses fight for females?
If another stallion comes too close or attempts to steal a mare, the stallions will aggressively fight for their mares. Their
fighting can involve anything from eye contact to kicking and biting
2 Q.Why do male horses fight?
How do they make the horses fight? Horses are herd animals and under natural circumstances engage in battle for
leadership
3 Q.Are horses intelligent?

2. Horses are considered to be one of the most intelligent animals on earth, Horses have excellent hearing power, ability to learn
quickly and remember things for a long time.
4.Q What are 3 interesting facts about horses
Horses can't breathe through their mouth. ...
Horses can sleep standing up. ...
Horses have excellent hearing
5 QWhy can horses eat grass?
Horses and donkeys especially are able to extract nutrients from coarse grasses and plants that might not support a
larger horse.

3. 1 QWhat do macaque monkeys eat?
long-tailed macaques are omnivores and as part of their diet, they prefer fruits. In addition, they consume flowers, leaves,
buds, and other parts of plant
2. QWhat is a macaques favorite fruit?The chaplash was the fruit that was most preferred throughout the year.
3.QDo macaques cry tears?
Monkeys, apes and other simians have nothing quite like our tears. They have tear ducts to help keep their eyes
lubricated and clean.
4. Q.Do macaques kiss?

4. macaques will sometimes console one another with a hug, caress, or even kiss after they've been treated aggressively by
a fellow macaque.
1 Q.What are spider monkeys habits?
1 Q What are interesting facts about spider monkeys?
From their lack of opposable thumbs to their ability to cover large distances with a single swing, discover the most fascinating facts about
spider monkeys.
3 Q.Do spider monkeys live in trees?
The survival of spider monkey and trees are intertwined. The spider monkey is almost entirely arboreal. This means, they live on canopy trees.
They walk and run on their four limbs on the trees.
4 Q.Where do spider monkeys sleep?
Spider monkeys use sites composed of one or more trees for sleeping.
5 Q.How long do spiders live?

5. The spider lifespan can vary as much as the spider life cycle. Most spiders live about two years, but some have been known to live up to 20 years
when in captivity.
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6. 1.Q Why do lions live in groups?
Living in a pride makes life easier. Hunting as a group means there is a better chance that the lions have food when they need it, and it is less
likely that they will get injured while hunting.
2.Q What are some facts about lions in groups?
Lions are the only cats that live in groups. A group, or pride, can be up to 30 lions, depending on how much food and water is
available. Female lions are the main hunters. While they're out looking for food, the males guard the pride's territory and their
young.

7. 3.Q Do male lions run together?Male lions rarely travel alone. Because competition for prides is so fierce, all male lions travel with
one or more other males so they can protect each other
4.Q Interesting Facts About Lions
● Manes are a big deal. ...
● Lion cubs are spotty. ...
● A lion has extremely sharp claws and a big mouth
● A mountain lion isn't really a lion. ...
● Hybrid lions exist. ...
● A lion's roar can be heard five miles away. …
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8. 1 Q.What are baby rhinos like?
Baby rhinos are a lot like us in many respects. They're not quite as helpless, though – rhino calves are unsteady on their feet for
their first few days, but after that, they can follow their mothers around.
2 Q.What does hippos eat?
Hippos are primarily herbivorous, meaning they eat only plants, but they have been observed to engage in omnivorous behavio
3 Q.Does a gorilla eat leaves?
Around 85% of their diet is made up of leaves, shoots and stems, but gorillas can also eat larvae, snails, ants, and even roots,
barks and rotting wood (a good source
4 Q.What plants are eaten by gorillas?
The food range of the western gorillas is very broad: they eat about 200 plant species. They particularly like plants belonging to the
ginger and arrowroot familie
5 Q.What are some interesting facts about lesser kudu?

9. Largely nocturnal animals, lesser kudu will seek shelter and security in dense thickets by sunrise. They forage around sunset and
sunrise. Lifespan for lesser kudu is 10 to 15 years in the wild, and up to 20 years in human care.
1 Q.Why do cheetahs rest before eating prey?Because their sprints are so fast, cheetahs become breathless and overheated within
30 seconds. After a sustained effort in chasing and killing their prey a cheetah may rest for around half an hour before they begin to
eat.
2 Q Incredible Cheetah Fact
Cheetahs are the fastest land animal on Earth. Cheetahs have around 2000 spots
Cheetahs use their spotted coat as a disguise.

10. 1 Q Can a baby elephant control its trunk?
Elephantbaby can take 12 months before a baby elephant can. control their trunk.
2 Q.Why do baby elephants swing their trunks?
This baby elephant may be swinging its trunk around because it's feeling "awkward." This seemingly strange behavior is actually
common among young calves. It's most often seen when they're still learning to control their trunk
3 Q.Are baby elephants cute?

11. Elephants are some of the most spectacular animals on Earth, and baby elephants are especially adorable. They should spend
their early years playing, learning, and bonding with their families
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