Animals

They defend the territory they occupy and the burrow within it, which they can inhabit for life. The ...

After a long gestation, females give birth to living, fully developed offspring. They reproduce once a year, and birth usually up to 15 pups. Great hammerheads can birth up to 40 pups per litter.

They are a protected species.

The Asian elephant has smaller, more round ears and one finger, instead of two, on the upper lip of its trunk.

They tend to get stubborn at times.

The sole reason is for the eggs to hatch at the beginning of a wet season.

Record is held by a male lizard (we do not know at what age it was obtained) that lived at the Copenhagen Zoo from 1892 until 1946.

They take turns in foraging. Later, young are brought to a creche where they mature with other juven ...

There are three subspecies of this bird: P. s. brachypterus, P. s. phalaenoides and P. s. strigoides.

It is a common trait among the endemic fauna of New Zealand.