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Horse🐎🐎🐎

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INFORMATION   Horses are found in various colors. They are  covered with fur and have a mane and tail. The  horse is a domesticated mammal. The male horses are called stallions. The females are called mares.  A baby horse is called a foal, if it is a male one its a colt and if its a female it is a filly. Colt Filly Mare Stallion Horses are  adapted to run, allowing them to quickly escape predators, possessing an  excellent  sense of balance  and a strong  pair of legs .   Horses mostly eat  grass and hay. Horses live in  every part of the world except Antarctica and the northern Arctic regions of North America, Europe and Asia. Most horses are domesticated, which means they live alongside humans.   The average lifespan of a domestic horse is  20 to 30 years. Many horses go more than this average.   Most horses today are known for their ability to run, work, or be ridden, but have lost their wild camou...
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Humming birds

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INFORMATION Hummingbirds are the most smallest types of birds.  They are called hummingbirds because of the sound made by the wings, it sounds like some one is humming!  They eat nectar from flowers and eat tiny insects. So its an omnivore.  The hummingbirds live for about 3-5 years. They spend about all their time in the air Their legs are so small and weak. It eats about eight times an hour! FUN FACTS Hummingbirds will die if it doesn't eat for more than five hours. Hummingbirds are the only birds that fly backwards!!! Hummingbirds are the size of an ostrich's eye. A hummingbird's egg is about the size of a jellybean. Hummingbirds almost never stop moving. even when they are asleep!😴 Hummingbirds can't walk at all.🦵 Hummingbirds are the only species of birds that can hover. Hummingbirds are one of earth's smartest creature.🌏 Hummingbirds digest food with great efficiency and between twenty minutes.
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Frogs

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INFORMATION  Frogs are amphibians who live in the water when they are young and once they grow up they grow lungs and start living in the land.  A frog has a smooth, slimy skin and two long back legs, they use their long back legs to jump here and there.  A frog lives in a muddy or wet area.  Frogs are carnivorous animals, Who catch and eat insects.  A frog has four steps in its life cycle,  In spring the female frog lays thousands of eggs in the water,  After some time the eggs hatch into tiny tadpoles with wriggly tails,  And then they grow fatter and fatter and grow legs then turn into froglets,  And finally the grow larger in size and lose their tails and turn in to adult frogs.                 
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Crocodiles 🐊🐊🐊

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INFORMATION Crocodiles are large amphibious reptiles. It usually lives in tropical waters, wetlands, rivers, lakes and dams.  In very dry climates crocodiles sometime sleep until the season  finished, this is called hibernating.  Crocodiles can shut its jaws very quickly and with much power.  But the crocodiles have very little strength so a   person could hold its jaws open or shut.  Even though the crocodile lives in water it still breathes the air like us, it cannot breathe under water.  but still it can hold its breath for two hours in the water when its tired or bored.   The crocodile is  a  carnivore.  The crocodile looks like a floating log,  when its back is seen, it waits patiently in the water and when an animal come to drink water in its home it slowly swims there like a  log  floating towards the animal  and ambushes all of a sudden and grabs the...
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Any suggestions?

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Any Suggestions?  Hey Bloggers, How are you?  If you all have any suggestions on an animal to give info on, I am open to get it. But also make sure to check whether I have already written about it before you comment it.  You can post your Idea animal as a comment and if you like with your name so I can mention it like, Suggested by : Your name Thanks,
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