Pandas can sleep anywhere, so they usually
fall asleep wherever they happen to be.
Squirrels use their
tails as umbrellas and parachutes.
A dog’s nose print is as detailed as a human fingerprint and can
be used to identify them.
Giraffes only sleep for about 4 and a half hours a night, on
average.
Tigers have striped skin underneath their striped fur.
Baby elephants suck on their own trunks, like pacifiers.
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Aug 16, 2019
Mar 1, 2013
Tiger Facts
The final Bali tiger is thought to have been
seen back in 1937, the last-remaining Caspian tiger was found in the
1950s, and the Javan tiger went extinct sometime in the 1980s. The
six subspecies that have survived include: the Bengal tiger, the
Indochinese tiger, the Malayan tiger, the Sumatran tiger, the
Siberian tiger, and the South China tiger.
Between 1998 and 2000, nearly twenty percent of the Sumatran tiger population was killed. The South China subspecies is also listed among the ten most endangered animals in the world. The Siberian tiger has recently been discovered as genetically identical with the extinct Caspian variety, meaning that human intervention over the past century is the only reason we ever thought they were different.
Between 1998 and 2000, nearly twenty percent of the Sumatran tiger population was killed. The South China subspecies is also listed among the ten most endangered animals in the world. The Siberian tiger has recently been discovered as genetically identical with the extinct Caspian variety, meaning that human intervention over the past century is the only reason we ever thought they were different.
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