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ELEPHANT.
	Facts: The life span of a wild African Elephant is about 60 years. When African Elephants drink water, they can suck in as much as 2 gallons of water at a time. The bottom of an African Elephant's foot is spongy to absorb the impact of the steps it takes. Large mammal you will need 5 of these
BISON
	Facts: Bison can reach a speed of up to 30 miles per hour. Bison travel in herds of up to 50 bison. A female bison will simply walk away if she is not interested in a suitor. Large mammal you will need 5 of these
BONOBO
	Facts: Humans share 98% of our genetic material with bonobos. Bonobos cannot swim. The bonobo's natural habitat in central Africa is restricted to an area south of the Zaire river. Primate you will need 5 of these
CAMEL
	Facts: Camels can eat plants with thorns without hurting their mouths. Camels have two thick layers of eyelashes to protect their eyes from dust and sand. A newborn camel does not have a hump. Large mammal You will need 5 of these
CARIBBEAN FLAMINGO
	Facts: The name flamingo comes from the Latin word for flame. Flamingos eat with their bills upside down. Flamingos make their nests out of mud. They drag the mud towards their feet with their bills to build the nest. You will need 5 of these
CARIBOU
	Facts: The caribou does not have any front top teeth. The caribou's main enemies are wolves. The name caribou comes from the Micmac Indians and means "snow shoveler". You will need 5 of these
PENGUIN
	Facts: Emperor Penguins are the tallest and heaviest of the penguin species. Emperor Penguins are only found in the Southern Hemisphere. Emperor Penguins can hold their breath for up to 20 minutes. You will need 8 of these
GAZELLE
	Facts: Gazelles do not drink much water because they extract moisture from their food. Gazelles can reach up to 60 miles per hour. Most gazelles are only found in Africa. Small mammal You will need 5 of these
GIANT PANDA
	Facts: The Giant Panda's teeth are about 7 times larger than a human's teeth. Giant Pandas that are only a year old can still climb up large trees. Fully grown pandas can reach up to 6 feet. Large mammal You will need 5 of these
GIRAFFE
	Facts: An adult giraffe's hooves are about the size of a dinner plate, which is approximately 12 inches. All giraffes have their own unique markings. No two are alike. Giraffes have excellent vision and can perceive color. large mammal You will need 8 of these
HIPPOPOTAMUS
	Facts: Hippos have thin skin, so they need to stay in the water for long periods of time to avoid overheating and dehydration. Hippos consume 88 pounds of grass per night. Hippos' mouths are two feet long across. Aquatic animal You will need 5 of these
JAGUAR
	Facts: Jaguars have extremely good eyesight. The name jaguar means, "a beast that kills its prey with a single bound." Jaguars kill by piercing the skulls of their prey with their teeth. large mammal You will need 5 of these
KANGAROO
	Facts: Young kangaroos are called joeys. Kangaroos can jump about 16 feet across the ground in one single leap. When a young kangaroo is frightened, it jumps into the mother's pouch head first. Small mammal You will need 5 of these
KOALA
	Facts: Koalas are picky eaters. Koalas sleep nineteen hours a day. A koala's fingerprint is very similar to a human's. Small mammal You will need 5 of these
LION
	Facts: The lions that do not participate in the hunt stay and watch the cubs. A lion's roar can be heard up to 5 miles away. A thirsty lion can drink water for as long as 20 minutes. Large mammal You will need 8 of these
MONKEY
	Facts: Monkeys do not catch colds. Monkeys show affection by grooming each other. Monkeys are threatened greatly by habitat loss. Small mammal You will need 6 of these
OTTER
	Facts: A grown otter can have as much as one billion hairs on its fur. Instead of having blubber like most marine mammals, otters have fur. Because otters have poor vision under water, they rely on their sensitive whiskers to pick up vibrations of nearby fish when hunting. Aquatic animal You will need 5 of these
POLAR BEAR
	Facts: Polar Bear cubs learn to freeze and stay still while their mother hunts. Polar Bears tend to overheat more than to be cold. A Polar Bear that is trying to blend in with the ice will sometimes cover its black nose with its paws. You will need 8 of these
POT BELLIED PIG
	Facts: The pot-bellied pig has poor vision but excellent senses of smell and hearing. Herd members communicate with a variety of squeaks, grunts, and other sounds, including different sneezes. If the tail curls at all, then this curl is a sign of cross breeding. You will need 5 of these
RATTLE SNAKE
	Facts: Baby rattlesnakes are born venomous, but they cannot rattle. Rattlesnakes do not lay eggs. Instead the eggs will hatch inside the mother and she gives live birth to her babies. Reptile Rattlesnakes are deaf. You will need 5 of these
RHINOCEROS
	Facts: The rhinoceros can live for up to 40 years. The rhinoceros can sleep standing or lying down. The rhinoceros rolls in the mud to avoid getting sunburned. Large mammal You will need 5 of these
SIBERIAN TIGER
	Facts: Siberian Tigers can survive through heavy frosts. Siberian Tigers eat over 20 pounds of meat a day. Siberian Tigers can drag a prey that would take more than a dozen men to move. Large mammal You will need 5 of these
TORTOISE
	Facts: There are about 40 different types of tortoises. The largest tortoises are the Giant Galapagos, which live in the Galapagos Islands. The Aldabran tortoise can weigh up to 660 pounds. You will need 5 of these
TREE FROG
	Facts: The tree frog spends the majority of its lifespan in a tree. The tree frog can jump up to to 40 times its own length. Tree frogs hunt insects at night. You will need 6 of these
ZEBRA
	Facts: Zebras can recognize other zebras through the different stripe patterns on their bodies. Zebras only sleep when other zebras are around to warn them of predators. When a family member is injured, the other zebras will circle around it to protect it. You will need 8 of these

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