1| AFRICAN REPTILE
The brown house snake (Boaedon capensis) is a common African snake, spanning from southern Africa up to the west and east of the African continent. Belonging to the genus Boaedon, there are about seven different species of house snakes with the brown house snake being the largest of them all.
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1.Superman of the ocean
The mantis shrimp has a very strong punch. Two very powerful front claws are used to punch prey with vicious force.
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My parrot enjoys spending time in the garden (I place his cage in a nice shady spot), but I’m worried about diseases he could pick up from wild birds. Can parrots be infected by viruses, bacteria or parasites affecting wild birds and is there anything I can do to protect him?
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What could be wrong if my cat’s (two-year-old moggie) eyes seem to be watery most of the time?
1.Mighty height
The giraffe is the tallest mammal in the world – even newborn babies are taller than most humans. His long legs and neck do make drinking difficult though.
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Hefty pirate. At 18m in length and weighing a mammoth 50,000kg, the sperm whale is the planet’s largest predator. This big-bodied ocean resident hunts in deep waters
1.Solitary animals
Moose are the largest members of the deer family. The males have huge antlers that they shed each winter. Unlike deer, moose are solitary and don’t form herds. Generally slow-moving and easy-going, moose can become aggressive and move surprisingly fast if angered or startled.
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1. Sweet as honey The honey badger is part of the weasel family and is related to skunks, otters and ferrets.
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One of the smallest wild cats on earth. Geoffroy’s cat is also very tough and can survive in the harshest of environments. In fact, this feline is believed to be the most adaptable of all cats and can live in very hot as well as cold areas
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What is calculus? Calculus is the study of change, in the same way that geometry is the study of shape. It is part of modern mathematics education.
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Also known as the sand dune cat, the sand cat is widely distributed in North Africa’s Sahara Desert, the Arabian desert and deserts in Pakistan and Iran
Q. Why does your dog chase and jump on cars? A. Most dogs have some instinct to chase moving objects. How strong the instinct is depends on the breed of dog. For example, dogs who were bred to herd or to assist humans in hunting usually have very strong instincts to chase, which may be aroused by
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