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In the wild giraffe live in groups called troops that are defended by a senior male.
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In the wild giraffe live in groups called troops that are defended by a senior male.
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Most mountain gorillas live in stable family groups of around 10 individuals, with one dominant male and several females. Both males and females in the group care for their infants; hugging, carrying and playing with them. When they get older, most males and around 60% of females then leave their birth group to join another troop. This helps prevent inbreeding. What is this Silverback doing - protecting his family, looking for food or looking to join another group? -
Always such a delight to see a turtle swimming in the sea. They have adapted to life in the water and except for the time they lay eggs, turtles spend their entire life in tropical and subtropical waters where they hunt for cephalopods, crabs and jellyfish. The turtle is one of the longest lived of all animals. They can live well past 100 years! -
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This baby grizzly bear is standing on hind legs just like dad does. Is it ready to strike or simply getting a better view?
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This grizzly bear is standing on hind legs. Is it ready to strike or simply getting a better view?
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Although grizzly bears are infamous for being hostile and territorial, rest assured this figurine is more interested in the tasty fish it has caught! -
This hippo has extremely powerful jaws and teeth. More people are killed by hippo's than any other wild animal! -
Oh so cute and vulnerable but dont get in the way of its mother!
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Although long reputed to be cowardly scavengers, hyenas, especially spotted hyenas, kill as much as 95% of the food they eat and have been known to drive off leopards or lionesses from their kills. Hyenas are primarily nocturnal animals, but may venture from their lairs in the early morning hours. Only the highly social spotted hyena will live in family groups and congregate at kills.
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The mother kangaroo gives birth at a very early stage of a joey's development. The underdeveloped joey crawls up to the pouch and continues to develop in safety for a further 6 months. -
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The mother kangaroo gives birth at a very early stage of a joey's development. The underdeveloped joey crawls up to the pouch and continues to develop in safety for a further 6 months. -
Lovely little koala sitting on the ground. Maybe he is waiting for his next meal or just watching the world go by!
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Kangaroos have large, powerful hind legs, large feet adapted for leaping, a long muscular tail for balance, and a small head. A large male can be 2 m (6 ft 7 in) tall and weigh 90 kg (200 lb). -
Turtles have adapted to life in the water and except for the time they lay eggs, turtles spend their entire life in tropical and subtropical waters where they hunt for cephalopods, crabs and jellyfish. The turtle is one of the longest lived of all animals. They can live well past 100 years! -
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This is a realistic and ferocious looking King of the jungle.