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Zebras live in the savannas of Africa where they eat grass and plants. They migrate to find food and water as the grass turns yellow and dry during parts of the year without much rain. Zebras come in herds and have white bodies with black stripes, standing around 3-5 feet tall. Their stripes help them camouflage from predators like lions and hyenas as they protect their young.
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Elephants are the largest land animals, weighing up to 16,500 pounds. They live in forests, bushes, grasslands, and warm climates like the Sahara desert. Elephants use their trunks to eat, drink up to 53 gallons of water per day, and spray enemies. They are herbivores that use their tusks and six sets of molars to consume trees, grass, bushes, and leaves.
Giraffe
Giraffes can grow up to 18 feet tall and weigh over 4,000 pounds. They have unique spots and stripes and live in savannas in Africa. Giraffes eat leaves and plants from acacia and baobab trees using their long necks. They live in herds and mothers are very protective of their young calves. Giraffes can run quickly but do not capture prey, instead eating vegetation.
Elephant
Elephants are the largest land animals and can weigh up to 27,000 pounds. They live in forests, grasslands, and semi-deserts in Africa and Asia, where they forage for 16 hours a day. Elephants are endangered due to being hunted for their ivory tusks, and their populations have declined from over 100,000 to between 35,000 and 50,000 today.
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Sloths are slow-moving mammals that live in trees in forests of Central and South America. They have grayish-brown fur, bear-like bodies, and grow up to 74 centimeters long. Sloths spend most of their time in the tops of trees eating leaves and stems, where they reproduce once a year and give birth to a single calf. Their slow movements make them difficult to spot in the forest canopy, helping them avoid predators while obtaining food and water.
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King Of The Jungle
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The African elephant is the largest land mammal and can weigh up to 14,000 pounds. They live in African savannas and grasslands, consuming large amounts of plants, fruits, and water daily. Elephants give birth every 5 years after a 22 month pregnancy and calves learn to use their trunks over several months. They are intelligent animals that can live over 70 years and use their trunks in various ways.
The african elephant jenny period 6
The African elephant is the largest land mammal and can weigh up to 14,000 pounds. They live in African savannas and grasslands, consuming large amounts of plants, fruits, and water daily. Elephants give birth every 5 years after a 22 month pregnancy and calves learn to use their trunks over several months. They are intelligent animals that can live over 70 years and use their trunks in various ways.
Zebras
Zebras are herbivorous mammals that live in grassy savannas in Africa. They eat grasses and have black and white stripes that help them camouflage and confuse predators. Zebras are endangered due to hunting for their skins and loss of habitat from farming and ranching. Conservation efforts aim to protect zebra habitats and raise awareness of threats facing zebra populations.
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Capybaras live in South America's rainforests and grasslands, usually near bodies of water. As the largest rodents in the world, they eat 6-8 pounds of plants per day and live in herds of up to 100 individuals led by a male. Capybaras are active at night to avoid predators like foxes and jaguars, and use their habitat and herd structure to protect themselves and their young. They mate for life and communicate through sounds to warn of danger.
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Capybaras live in large herds in South America. They inhabit grasslands and areas near bodies of water. As herbivores, they eat various plants and grasses. Capybaras are mostly active at night to avoid heat and predators like jaguars. They use water to cool off, hide from danger, and protect their young. Capybaras live in family groups that can include up to 100 individuals led by a single male. Females give birth in the dry season to litters of up to 6 young.
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Asian elephants live in wet, forested areas near the equator in Southern Asia. They survive in herds led by the oldest female, where mothers teach young calves how to use their trunks. Asian elephants eat over 700 pounds of leaves, grass, and other plants per day, and use their trunks, ears, and mud-rolling behaviors to stay cool and protect themselves and their families. Only around 3,500-5,000 Asian elephants remain in the wild.
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Asian elephants live in wet, forested areas near the equator in Southern Asia. They are herbivores that eat leaves, grass, and peanuts, consuming up to 700 pounds of food per day. Asian elephant herds are led by the oldest female, and mothers teach their calves how to use their trunks until they are 4-5 years old. Some interesting facts about Asian elephants include that they only have one finger, were once used in war, and can paint.
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Capybara are the world's largest rodents found in South America near water sources. They have small eyes and ears with a heavy rounded body. Capybaras give birth after a 5 month pregnancy to 1-8 young that can swim and dive shortly after birth. As herbivores, they eat plants and leaves from rivers. Predators include jaguars, caimans, and anacondas. Capybaras impact ecosystems as grazers and prey and their populations have declined due to hunting and habitat loss from agriculture and development. Conservation efforts aim to reduce pollution and protect forests.
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Crocodile!
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Wildebeest by Joseph
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Lion
Lions are large carnivorous cats that live in prides in the savanna and southern Sahara. They have manes, can be over 10 feet long, and have excellent eyesight. Lions hunt buffalo and other medium sized animals, and live in territories between 6 to 60 square miles. Their roars can be heard from over 5 miles away.
Chimpanzee
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Cape Buffalo
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The leopard
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The baboon
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The wildebeest
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The camel
The camel is a large desert-dwelling mammal that can survive for weeks without water. It has one or two humps, long legs and neck, and large feet adapted for traveling in sand. Camels live in hot, dry regions of northern Africa and the Middle East, eating local vegetation. They can close their nostrils to keep out sand and were historically used for transportation and work by desert peoples.
Leopard
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The camel
The camel is a large desert-dwelling mammal that stands up to 7 feet tall and weighs up to 1,600 pounds. It has long legs and neck, two toes, and tufted tails, and lives in hot, dry regions of northern Africa and Asia. Camels are able to survive for weeks without water by closing their nostrils to keep out sand, and eat local vegetation using their strong lips. They are well-adapted to desert life and have been used by humans for transportation and milk for centuries.
Giraffe
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- 2. Habitat Only gets rain a few months a year Over 1/3 of Africa is savanna Acacias and Baobabs trees grow there The grass turns yellow when it is dry Babies enemies are large cats and the hyena
- 3. Diet/ Behavior Eats grass and plants Migrates to look food and water Babies have brown stripes Fight predators to protect there young Cross rivers to look for food Do not catch prey
- 4. Physical Features Looks like a horse Shoulder height 42-66in body 75-102in White with black stripes Each one has a different pattern Tufted tail
- 5. Interesting Facts They can live up to 25 years. They do fine in captivity . They can pull carriages .
- 6. Photo Credits Medford, Cecelia. zoo011.jpg. 2008. Pics4Learning. 28 Apr 2011 http://pics.tech4learning.com Sullivan, Harry. zebra12.jpg. 2006. Pics4Learning. 28 Apr 2011 Glesmann, Ashley. n504552567_1368205_3628.jpg. 2005. Pics4Learning. 28 Apr 2011 http://pics.tech4learning.com Medford, Cecelia. http://pics.tech4learning.comzoo005.jpg. 2008. Pics4Learning. 28 Apr 2011 Sullivan, Harry. zebra12.jpg. 2006. Pics4Learning. 28 Apr 2011 http://pics.tech4learning.com