Wild Life Animals

Jaguars can be spotted by their dark sleek or spotted coat. Fun Fact - Jaguars are felines that swim and actually prefer to live near water. 3+ years...

A leopard is very fast and can jump six metres forwards and three metres high in one bound. Only rarely do prey manage to escape this skilful hunter. It even follows them into the water or up trees, b...

Discovered at the beginning of last century, these intriguing creatures are closely related to the Giraffe. Similar to that of its relative, its long blue tongue helps gather and bring food back to it...

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Lions roam the African savannah in families called prides that are made up of related females, their children, and a single male. When a male reaches adulthood he gets kicked out of the pride and has ...

With flippers and a streamlined body, sea lions are graceful but swift swimmers. Fun Fact - Sea lion pups develop quickly thanks to their mother's milk which is composed of fifty percent fat. 3+ yea...

Squirrels have a little body that ends in a big, bushy tail. Living alone or with friends in their drey (nest), squirrels spend most of their day finding food. Except for a mid-morning nap, squirrels ...

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White tigers are not "true albinos": real albinos have red eyes, but white tigers' eyes are blue. Fun Fact:Only one in 10,000 tiger cubs is white.    ...

With bold white stripes, zebras zig-zag. Fun Fact - Zebras have night vision which helps them to keep an eye on their predators. 3+ years...

Carrying its shell on its back, a tortoise can be spotted in hues of brown or green. A tortoise can live in a group or on its own; but, in either case, these reptiles rest during the day after searchi...