Animals

About Sloths Sloths are small sized mammals, with round heads, and short snouts, small eyes and long legs. Sloths have coarse fur that is light brown in color, but often appears green due to the blue-green algae that grow there. Instead of toes, their front and hind feet have three curved claws that allow them to easily hook onto tree branches and hang upside-down.  Fun facts - Sloths can rotate their heads nearly 90 degrees,  - Their mouths are shaped so they look like they are always smiling.  - Males are distinguishable from females because they usually have a bright yellow or orange patch of fur located between their shoulders. Slow and Steady The sloth is renowned to be the slowest-moving animal on earth! They can swim but are virtually unable to walk. This makes them an easy target for predators who hunt sloths for meat. Ritual defecation is the sloth equivalent of speed dating, just without the speed. This unfortunately puts them at risk to ground a

WELCOME BACK FRIENDS! Topic of today is black and white and super adorable. Can you guess what it is without looking at the title you just clicked? No it's not penguins we did that already Look it's not a zebra either we can do that another time You guessed it, it's a Panda! Habitat: Where Can You Find These Beautiful Bears?  The giant panda, also known as a panda bear or panda, is a bear which inhabits remote, mountainous regions of central China, in Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu provinces. These areas are cool, wet forests which provide appropriate sustenance for the needs of giant panda's. Diet: Panda's are always hungry! Despite popular belief of panda's only eating bamboo. Which they do eat 12 hours a day. Eating up to 12.5 kg of bamboo each day, according to National Geographic. One reason they eat so much is that bamboo is because of the low nutrients provided by the bamboo. However, they also feed on rodents, fish,

But why? Now I know what you're thinking. Out of all the beautiful, majestic and stunning animals of this world.  Why a Blobfish?  The Blobfish has been a severely under appreciated animal. This is probably because of how hideous this poor little creature is.  "But Animals5 that image above is so adorable and cute, how could you possibly call it ugly?" M O V I N G   O N

Hello~~~~~~ 😀 Today I want to introduce our unique animals in Australia . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Koala~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Koala is a very lazy little animal. They basically eat and sleep every day.  A koala is an animal that weighs about 60 cm to 85 cm and weighs about 14 kg. Koalas are mammals, and they have a bag of newborn development. When a baby koala is born, he will immediately climb up to the koala's mother's pouch. After six months of growth and development, the little koala will grow up on the back of the koala mother.  An adult koala eats between 200 to 500 grams of leaves each day. Koalas eat mainly eucalyptus leaves (gum leaves). Occasionally they will eat the leaves from some other native Australian trees, and they also use certain trees just for resting in. Usually, Koala needs to sleep between 18 to 22 hours for per day. They sleep a lot to conserve energy as their diet requires a lot of energy to digest.

You might be asking yourself, why seals? Well, look no further because the answer is... Why not? We just did penguins. A Pinniped, more commonly known as a seal (includes sea lions and walruses) Pinnipeds, or seals, are a carnivorous species, meaning that they exclusively eat meat. This includes, you guessed it, penguins, fish, squid, krill, and even other seals! However, just like the penguins, they too have a common predator, the killer whale. A Diagram depicting the food chain in Antarctica Seals, however, only have flippers for limbs and have streamlined bodies which allow them to be more flexible and agile as dolphins, but not as fast. There are some species which propel themselves with their front flippers while others use their hind ones. On land, they can propel themselves forward in a bouncing motion. Some seals just bouncing around Many types of seal prefer the colder waters of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Most of their lives are spent i

Hey guys, Today we're going to be talking about the animal that Pingu is based off of, P enguins ! A cartoon made with stop motion techniques depicting the fantasy life of a penguin Penguins, although they are birds, are aquatic and flightless. The wings that may have been present in their ancestors have evolved into flippers which allow them to swim at great speeds at the cost of their ability to fly. Even though the ancestors of penguins may have had wings, they are thought to have had wings they are specialised for diving into water to hunt for their prey. Waimanu, a depiction of a genus of early penguin Most penguins live in the Southern Hemisphere with one exception and although they are almost always depicted to live in colder areas such as Antarctica, there are species, such as the Galapagos penguin that lives in the Galapagos Islands, which is both in the Northern Hemisphere and a temperate area. Map of where many penguins can be found in the Sou