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Uncover the untold story of gorilla extinction and its impact on our planet. Explore the ripple effects on biodiversity, climate change, and the delicate balance of nature
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Discover the dietary preferences of Western Lowland Gorillas. Uncover what these majestic creatures eat and gain insights into their nutritional needs.
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Pangolins in Thailand are amazing! They have distinctive armored scales and can roll up into a tight ball to protect themselves. They live in various habitats across Thailand and play an important role in the ecosystem. The diet of Pangolins in Thailand is interesting. They mainly eat ants and termites, using their long tongues. This helps keep the population of … Read more
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Unveiling the secret world of anxious gorillas: find out how they communicate, seek comfort, and even engage in self-soothing activities!
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Wild horses keep up with their hooves by running and strolling significant distances every day over rough landscape. This wears their hooves down normally, at the very rate that they develop.
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Sitting is possible for horses, but only as long as they have been trained or aided. Therefore, they sit for a brief period, most likely while getting up after laying down. As a result, they sit up rather than sit down.
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The crocodiles hunt by ambushing their prey in the water and finally hunt while their prey comes for drinking or bathing in the water. After catching its prey, a crocodile drags it into the water and drowns it, and eats them as a whole.
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It is true that you can have a pet crocodile. However, only two species of crocodiles can be kept as pets: freshwater crocodiles and saltwater crocodiles. It is mandatory to apply for a permit before keeping protected wildlife like crocodiles.
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Crocodiles can hear, in fact, they have a strong hearing sense that is often compared with that of elephants. Their hearing range varies b/w 100-3000 Hz, which means they can detect high-pitched sounds that even humans can’t hear.
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Crocodiles cannot regrow their limbs like other smaller reptiles such as lizards, geckos, and iguanas. Alligators are the only largest animals known to regrow their limbs.