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1 year ago
Saiga Antelope!
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for The duprasi has a tell"tail" feature that gives it it's more commonly used name: the fat tailed gerbil. Pachyuromys duprasi is a gerbil subspecies. These gerbils sleep most of the day and awaken at dusk. It's noted how friendly they are compared with other gerbils and are considered good pets. image
The duprasi has a tell"tail" feature that gives it it's more commonly used name: the fat tailed gerbil. Pachyuromys duprasi is a gerbil subspecies. These gerbils sleep most of the day and awaken at dusk. It's noted how friendly they are compared with other gerbils and are considered good pets.
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for The Willow Ptarmigan is the state bird of Alaska. It's Latin name, Lagopus lagopus, is derived from Ancient Greek for "hair" and "foot" due to the downy feathers that cover the tops of their feet all the way down to their nails. Photographer: Anthony Madden image
The Willow Ptarmigan is the state bird of Alaska. It's Latin name, Lagopus lagopus, is derived from Ancient Greek for "hair" and "foot" due to the downy feathers that cover the tops of their feet all the way down to their nails. Photographer: Anthony Madden
in Willow, AK
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Preview thumbnail for The woodrat is a rodent but not a rat! Native to North American continent, woodrats can be spotted over a large range. Woodrats are nest builders and collectors and make piles of prized objects like the vegetation below. Woodrats will swap things they are carrying for better finds they come across. image
The woodrat is a rodent but not a rat! Native to North American continent, woodrats can be spotted over a large range. Woodrats are nest builders and collectors and make piles of prized objects like the vegetation below. Woodrats will swap things they are carrying for better finds they come across.
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Preview thumbnail for The South American coati (Nasua nasua), these diurnal relatives of the raccoon live in South America jungles. They are semi arboreal and spend most of their time foraging either as single makes or female bands consisting of 15-30 individuals. image
The South American coati (Nasua nasua), these diurnal relatives of the raccoon live in South America jungles. They are semi arboreal and spend most of their time foraging either as single makes or female bands consisting of 15-30 individuals.
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1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Wombats! Wombats are marsupials indigenous to Australia. Their pouches differ from a lot of marsupials as they face backwards. This is because they are burrowing animals and if they faced the other way the developing joey would get coverdale in dust and soil image
Wombats! Wombats are marsupials indigenous to Australia. Their pouches differ from a lot of marsupials as they face backwards. This is because they are burrowing animals and if they faced the other way the developing joey would get coverdale in dust and soil
in Australia