Friday, May 15, 2020

The Best Animal's In The World

It would be not right if we say the word “Best” animal- every creature in the world was created to fulfill a purpose that only it can fulfill. All animals (reptiles, birds, and insects) are equal in being the best. Just for the sake of good qualities, there are some animals listed in the list of best animals.

SALTWATER CROCODILE:


They live in coastal habitats, but as their name suggests, they are comfortable in freshwater rivers as well. They are the world's largest living reptiles and are enormous creatures. Male crocodile is 5m in length and his weight around 500kg, on the other side, the female crocodiles are significantly smaller, 3m in length, or weight around 100kg. The largest saltwater crocodile ever recorded was around 6.3m, and sometimes up to 7m long in the past. Due to the extensive hunting of the largest specimens, it’s possible that such large, long crocodiles no longer exist. A huge range of saltwater crocodiles extends from Northern Australia to Eastern and Southern India. Saltwater crocodiles have a long lifespan; they live their life on earth more than 65 years, longer than any other species of crocodiles.

BROWN BEAR:


Brown bears lives in the mountains and forests of Northern North America, Asia, and Europe but the world’s largest brown bears are found in Alaska and coastal British Columbia and also on islands. In the winter season, bear dig dens for winter hibernation, often rolling up in an acceptable hillside.  Female pregnant bears give birth during winter, a pair of cubs. Adult brown bears are powerful or we can say that they are top of the food chain predators, much of their nourishment consists of roots, leaves, fruits, berries, and nuts and they also eat other animals.

POISON DART FROG:


They are full of bright colors, green, blue, red, yellow, and orange.  These colorful designs are the symbol of their potential predators, that they are toxic. They get their toxicity from those insects they eat. With a long sticky tongue that zaps and darts out the unsuspecting bug. These poison dart frogs eat many kinds of small insects, fruit flies, termites, tiny beetles, ants, and young cricket. All these small insects are responsible for the frog’s toxicity. They live in South America. The color of their body is correlated with the toxicity of species, making them aposematic.

FENNEC FOX:


A type of mammals and their diet is an omnivore. Fox is considered the smallest of all the world’s foxes but due to its long ears, 6 inches, appear to be on loan from a bigger relative. Fennec fox lived in Sandy Sahara, and elsewhere in North Africa. Fennel fox ears radiate body heat and keep the foxes cool. They also have long thick hair which protects them from the hot sun during the day, even their feet are hairy, which helps them to protect their feet from the hot sand. Fennec fox lives in underground dens. These fennec foxes are opportunistic eaters. They eat rodents, eggs, insects, and reptiles. They also have the ability to go for long periods without water. These foxes are very attractive with cream-colored with black-tipped tails.

PENGUINS:


Penguins are flightless seabirds. There are 18 different kinds of penguins, they all are different in shape and size but all have black bodies and white bellies. Penguins can’t fly, but their webbed feet, stiff sleepers, and sleek shape make them experts in swimming. They can swim about 15 miles an hour. Penguins take care of their eggs and raise their chicks. Parents keep their eggs warm, and when they breed, feeding and protecting their chicks. For a few weeks each year, thousands of baby penguins wait together until their parents forage for food. Among the largest threats to penguins, populations change the climate. They eat fish and many other animals that they catch underwater.






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