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Category Archives: Mammals
Can Polar Bears climb mountains?
Millers grizzled langur
This highly endangered species was thought by some to be extinct, but Millers grizzled langur is alive and well in the forests of the Kutai National Park and Sangkulirang Peninsula, East Kalimantan, Indonesia.
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Can tigers eat ice cream?
They sure can!
Pine Marten 2
Another photo of this wonderful creature, the Pine Marten.
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- Nfld. pine marten information wanted (cbc.ca)
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Polar Bear
Canada is home to the majority of wild Polar Bears, but here is one from Quebec Zoo, shaking the water from its thick fur.
Lion
I can almost hear the roar
They lie around in the shade for most of their life, but when it is time for action a lion looks so fierce.
Pink Dolphin
Not all dolphins are grey
The Amazon river dolphin is known by many names, including the boto. And it is pink.
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- What are a Amazon River Pink Dolphin adaptations (wiki.answers.com)
Tiger 2
Badger
Taken in the British countryside
Rarely seen these days, the badger can be found in the British countryside.
Pine marten
Can be found in the British countryside.
Most British people have probably never seen a pine marten, but it can still be found in the British countryside.
Red squirrel
This photo was taken in Scotland
There are two species of squirrel in the UK, the grey squirrel, and the red. The red squirrel tends to be more of a shy creature and is rarely seen.
Dolphin leap
A marine park in Yokohama
How high can these dolphins leap?
Isn’t it incredible that a dolphin can leap higher from water than a human can leap from land?
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- The Different Types of Dolphins and Their Distinctive Features (brighthub.com)
Okapi
A rare animal
It was good to see the back of 2010, but it was even better to see the back of this Okapi.
By the way the Okapi is a relation of the giraffe, and is found in central Africa, mostly in the Congo region. It is a rare animal. This particular one is in Zoorasia in Yokohama, Japan, with four others, and is part of a breeding program.
