RED PANDA:
This cute little panda
lives in the eastern Himalayas and southwest China. The red panda is quite
small, about the size of most domestic cats. His eating habits span bamboo,
eggs, insects, and even some small mammals. Red pandas are mostly sedentary
during the day and must be hunted at night or in the morning.
ELEPHANT SHREW:
The shrew is a small
mammal that only occurs in Africa. Reason for this cute little creature, named
after its long, smooth nose. There are 20 species of giant tortoise in Africa.
They live in forests, meadows, and forests.
The shrew has thin
limbs, long hind legs, long tails, and big eyes. Their fur has different
colours like black, brown, white, and gray, and the weevil can jump like a
rabbit with the help of its long hind legs. It is also excellent to hear and
smell. These properties help shrews to flee predators and find prey.
LIGER:
A liger, no matter what
it sounds like, is a real (and cute) animal created by mating a lion and a
tiger. Lions and tigers never share the same habitat in the wild, so ligators
only occur in captivity or zoos. Unfortunately, although larger than lions and
tigers, these animals do not live long or are sterile. These animals are fresh
and unique, but they are not purely natural or sustainable.
LEAF DEER:
Fawns are usually found
in the dense forests of northwest Putao. Adult deer are only about 20 inches
tall, and males and females are about the same except for the male's 1-inch
horn. It is called a leafy deer because the hunter can wrap the deer in a large
leaf.
OKAPI:
Okapis come from the
Democratic Republic of the Congo in Africa. The stripe pattern makes many
believe that okapi is associated with zebras, but is closer to giraffes. Okapis
are lonely beings that breed together. They are herbivores and mainly feed on
leaves, grass, and other plants.
CLOUDED LEOPARDS:
This shy, rarely seen, but amazingly beautiful
animal lives in the forests of Southeast Asia. As the name suggests, they have
a subtle cloud-like pattern. Cloudy leopards weighing only 16 to 22 kg are
among the smallest members of the big cat family. Their fur consists of
yellow-brown-black markings and dark markings. Dark leopard tails are the same
length and help in balancing.
SNOW LEOPARDS:
The most spectacular
creations of the Himalayas, who live in one of the harshest environments on
earth. It is one of the most endangered animals in the world. Only 7,000 snow
leopards remained in the wild. Climate change is the main reason for the
population decline. Snow leopards with thick fur and furry feet are great for
life in the Himalayas. They have a black rosette and beautiful white-gray hair.
This color fits perfectly with the snow leopard with its surroundings. In order
to move through rocky areas and steep slopes, snow leopards have built up their
bodies and can jump. To be exact, it's almost six times the body length. Even
in natural habitats, it is difficult to find snow leopards that are only active
at dawn.
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