Amazing Lion

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Amazing Facts

The lions can not roar until they reach the age of two years. An adult lion's roar is so loud that you can listen to up to five miles away. A lion feeds once every three or four days.
The lioness no more than 90% of the hunt, while males prefer just to relax.

Mongooses Amazing Facts

Mongoose emits a high pitched sound, known as 'giggles' as a sign of mating. 

Although mongooses live in burrows, rarely dig holes for themselves. By contrast, only move in burrows left by other animals.

Mongooses use an alarm call to warn others of any larger carnivores. As soon as the mongooses hear the others call, they rush to the nearest hole. 

Giraffe Facts

The tallest mammal in the world is the giraffe.

A giraffe can go longer without water than a camel.

Amazing facts :-

The neck of a full grown giraffe can weigh up to 500 pounds. Giraffes have a black tongue.
An adult giraffe's kick is so powerful it can decapitate a lion. 

Peacock Facts

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Amazing facts

Peacock is India's national bird India.They are a favourite food of leopards and tigers.

Basically, only males are peacocks. Females are peahens, and together,  are called peafowl.

Peacocks are not only spread tails, which also vibrate, making a rattling sound and showing off the shimmering colors.

Peacocks get most of their color from light reflection rather than a dye. The feathers have barbs, which in turn have rods. It is these rods that controls how light reflects and produces the green, golden yellow, brown and bright blue.

Generally lays 10-12 eggs.

Llamas -Amazing Facts

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The llama is a South American relative of the camel, though the llama does not have a hump. 

Llamas are very social herd animals, llamas need the company of other llamas. Independent yet shy, llamas are gentle and curious. His calm nature and common sense that a trained call it easy for anyone to handle and an excellent choice for a child's pet and companion.Grease free and light, llama wool is warm and luxurious. 
A valuable commodity sought after by fiber artists, including weavers and spinners, wool is a commercial product for owners.Llamas were domesticated from the guanacos of the Andean highlands of Peru 5,000 to 6,000 years ago and are among the world's oldest domestic animals.lamas will spit at other llamas in order to establish the pecking order within the group, to ward off an unwanted suitor, or to say "Bug off!". A llama who has been mishandled, feels abused, or threatened may occasionally spit at humans.

The Ostrich, Struthio camelus

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The ostrich is the largest and heaviest flightless bird. 

Amazing facts:

Ostrich is the largest and heaviest living bird. It is unable to fly and does not have a keeled sternum (breast bone) common to most birds.

Rhinoceros Facts

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Amazing fact-

All rhinos have three toes on each foot - are "three-toed ungulates" a rhino horn is made of compacted hair instead of bone or any other substance.
Nearing extinction, the black rhino has been hunted for their horns, thought, in some cultures, it has magical and medicinal qualities.

My my my it's a beautiful world. -Flamingo Bird Facts

My my my it's a beautiful world.

Amazing facts:

• An adult flamingo's legs are longer than its body.
• A flamingo eye is bigger than its brain.
• The flamingos are pink because of the intake of carotene in the food they eat.

Hippopotamuses or Hippos Facts

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Amazing facts :

• Hippos are so large that you can easily walk under water along the bottom of lakes and rivers. 
• A hippo does not sweat, but excretes an oily liquid, red, protecting their skin. This red liquid has given birth to the myth that sweats blood.

Duck facts - amazing facts

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Ducks are birds. Also called "waterfowl", as normally found in water such as rivers, streams and ponds.

Ducks keep clean by preening themselves.

The egg production is affected by the daylight. When there is more daylight, the ducks will lay more eggs.  

Many species of duck are temporarily flightless.

To avoid injury when digging into sediment it has no cere (cere is a soft, fleshy swelling found on the beaks of certain birds), but the nostrils come out through hard horn.

Ducks are related to geese and swans.

A male duck is called a drake, a female is called a duck. Babies are called ducklings. 

 Ducks have three eyelids.

Ducks' feet have no nerves or blood vessels. This means that ducks do not feel the cold, even if they swim in ice cold water.  Ducks have many economic uses, which are bred for their meat, eggs, feathers.

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