Other Animal Species

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An Okapi is neither a horse nor a zebra; its nearest relative is the giraffe. Read on>>>

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Meerkats stand up so they can see their enemies better. At only 12 inches tall, these inhabitants of South African deserts and plains look like a nice snack to predators such as jackals and the martial eagle. Source

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Jellyfish do not have brains. They are fascinating creatures with extremely simple bodies. They are invertebrates, which means that they dont have a backbone (or in their case, any sort of skeleton). Source

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Your Hickory Horned Devil would also be an attractive snack for birds and other predators. Souce here

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Skunks are legendary for their powerful predator-deterrenta hard-to-remove, horrible-smelling spray. A skunk's spray is an oily liquid produced by glands under its large tail. To employ this scent bomb, a skunk turns around and blasts its foe with a foul mist that can travel as far as ten feet (thr...

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Picture: wikipedia The platypus is among nature's most unlikely animals. In fact, the first scientists to examine a specimen believed they were the victims of a hoax. See more here. -- Edited by Jollyjo at 05:25, 2008-09-01

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This otherworldly Australian earthworm, Terriswalkeris terraereginae, not only looks likes delicious candy, but the mucin it releases is luminescent, and it grows up to 2 meters long.Read more>>> -- Edited by Jollyjo at 05:56, 2008-09-05

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Wolfspidermum No, that's not some sort of new woolly spider (perish the thought). That's yet another spidermum with her spiderlings. In this case, it's a wolf spider. Wolf spiders are unique in the spider world both for carrying around their eggsac wherever they go (even while hunting), and later f...

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Source: Here Earthworm Hunter Continuing with the worm theme, Joe sent me this lovely little creature. Say hello to the land planarian. Though I don't know the specific species of this colorful land planarian, it's guaranteed to dine on earthworms. Photo source: The Peripatetic Pedaller Most cr...

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Source: here Pudgy Primates No, these aren't pictures of me (I'm decidedly less hairy) and neither are they of my little brother (he is Gollum-like skinny and is a carnivore). Rather, these are monkeys. To quote: About 50 Macaca mulatta monkeys at Ohama park in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture have been so ov...

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See more here Say hello to the gelada. Theropithecus gelada (theropithicus = "beast-ape") is a baboon relative native to Ethiopia, though the fossil record has them all over northern Africa and even into Spain. What impresses me most about this monkey, aside from the mane on the males, i...

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They can be male or female, but daddy long legs are neither spiders nor insects. Find out about the real life of an aphid-sucker!

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Unlike the majority of snake species, anacondas give birth to live babies - sometimes 40 at a time!

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	Is the Okapi a horse, a zebra or neither? (Preview) An Okapi is neither a horse nor a zebra; its nearest relative is the giraffe. Read on>>>	Dj Quiva	0	568	Sep 20, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Why do meerkats like to stand on their hind legs? (Preview) Meerkats stand up so they can see their enemies better. At only 12 inches tall, these inhabitants of South African deserts and plains look like a nice snack to predators such as jackals and the martial eagle. Source	Dj Quiva	0	640	Sep 20, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Does a jellyfish have a brain? (Preview) Jellyfish do not have brains. They are fascinating creatures with extremely simple bodies. They are invertebrates, which means that they dont have a backbone (or in their case, any sort of skeleton). Source	Dj Quiva	0	597	Sep 20, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Hickory Horned Devil (Preview) Your Hickory Horned Devil would also be an attractive snack for birds and other predators. Souce here	Dj Quiva	2	846	Sep 20, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Beavers, Porcupines, Kangaroos, etc (Preview)	Jollyjo	0	518	Sep 9, 2008 by Jollyjo
	The secret lives of bears caught on video... (Preview)	Jollyjo	0	519	Sep 9, 2008 by Jollyjo
	Bears caught on tape.... (Preview)	Jollyjo	0	547	Sep 9, 2008 by Jollyjo
	Penguins.. (Preview) Penguins @ Yahoo! Video	Jollyjo	1	595	Sep 6, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Skunks- the oh so popular (Preview) Skunks are legendary for their powerful predator-deterrenta hard-to-remove, horrible-smelling spray. A skunk's spray is an oily liquid produced by glands under its large tail. To employ this scent bomb, a skunk turns around and blasts its foe with a foul mist that can travel as far as ten feet (thr...	Dj Quiva	1	518	Sep 1, 2008 by Jollyjo
	Platypus (Preview) Picture: wikipedia The platypus is among nature's most unlikely animals. In fact, the first scientists to examine a specimen believed they were the victims of a hoax. See more here. -- Edited by Jollyjo at 05:25, 2008-09-01	Dj Quiva	0	531	Aug 31, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Blue Earth-worm (Preview) This otherworldly Australian earthworm, Terriswalkeris terraereginae, not only looks likes delicious candy, but the mucin it releases is luminescent, and it grows up to 2 meters long.Read more>>> -- Edited by Jollyjo at 05:56, 2008-09-05	Dj Quiva	0	832	Aug 30, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Wolf Spider (Preview) Wolfspidermum No, that's not some sort of new woolly spider (perish the thought). That's yet another spidermum with her spiderlings. In this case, it's a wolf spider. Wolf spiders are unique in the spider world both for carrying around their eggsac wherever they go (even while hunting), and later f...	Dj Quiva	0	803	Aug 30, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Forget the Olympics...Panda twins debut in China (Preview)	Jollyjo	0	522	Aug 18, 2008 by Jollyjo
	Planarian (Preview) Source: Here Earthworm Hunter Continuing with the worm theme, Joe sent me this lovely little creature. Say hello to the land planarian. Though I don't know the specific species of this colorful land planarian, it's guaranteed to dine on earthworms. Photo source: The Peripatetic Pedaller Most cr...	Dj Quiva	0	710	Aug 18, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	The 100lb Tortoise (Preview)	Jollyjo	1	555	Aug 16, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Macaca mulatta monkeys at Ohama park in Sakai (Preview) Source: here Pudgy Primates No, these aren't pictures of me (I'm decidedly less hairy) and neither are they of my little brother (he is Gollum-like skinny and is a carnivore). Rather, these are monkeys. To quote: About 50 Macaca mulatta monkeys at Ohama park in Sakai, Osaka Prefecture have been so ov...	Dj Quiva	0	526	Aug 12, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Gelada (Preview) See more here Say hello to the gelada. Theropithecus gelada (theropithicus = "beast-ape") is a baboon relative native to Ethiopia, though the fossil record has them all over northern Africa and even into Spain. What impresses me most about this monkey, aside from the mane on the males, i...	Dj Quiva	0	532	Aug 12, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	The public meets the very cuddly looking Siberian tiger cub.. (Preview)	Jollyjo	0	756	Aug 6, 2008 by Jollyjo
	The Golden-rumped Elephant Shrew (Preview)	Jollyjo	0	629	Jul 31, 2008 by Jollyjo
	Cannibal Scorpions vs. Shrew (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	539	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Red Tailed Hawk vs. Rattler (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	536	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Spider Eats Frog! (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	509	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Catfish vs. Bat (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	553	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Who's Your Daddy? (Preview) They can be male or female, but daddy long legs are neither spiders nor insects. Find out about the real life of an aphid-sucker!	Dj Quiva	0	527	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Big Cats: Washington Cougars (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	521	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Anaconda Birth (Preview) Unlike the majority of snake species, anacondas give birth to live babies - sometimes 40 at a time!	Dj Quiva	0	545	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Chameleon Babies (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	508	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Dangerous Encounters: Dens of Danger (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	716	Jul 27, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Do you know crocs different from alligators? (Preview)	Jollyjo	1	526	Jul 26, 2008 by Dj Quiva
	Cobra vs. Rat Snake (Preview)	Dj Quiva	0	535	Jul 26, 2008 by Dj Quiva
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