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What cat of the feline family is this? The body is so long!

Lions are the most powerful predators on the African savanna, but there are some herbivores, such as elephants and giraffes, that they have to give way to. The lion's main prey is some medium and large ungulates, such as zebra, wildebeest, gazelle, wild buffalo, etc. Only when the prey is scarce, they will attack giraffe, elephant, hippopotamus and other super large animals.

Which animal falls most easily? Falling is still so lovely

Jaguars prefer to live in densely wooded tropical rain forests and seasonally flooded swamp areas, as well as nearby shrubs and savannas, but always close to water sources. They can also be widely distributed in different places such as mountains and plains. Their sharp teeth are capable of crushing skulls and shells of prey. Top of the food chain in South America. The puma is one of the precious ornamental animals. In South America, the people of many countries and regions, especially the Tortik, Maya and Arantec, regard them as beautiful gods and are revered by people, which plays a positive role in the protection of the jaguar. The Indians of South America have always portrayed the jaguar as an animal that can outsmart and outfight all its rivals, but is always at a disadvantage when it comes to men.

The tiger in the zoo, curious to hear the sound of running water, approached and was very scared, very funny action!

Crocodiles have a powerful bite, usually over 2,000 pounds. Crocodiles have a bite force several times their own body weight. Different species of crocodile have different bite force. The animal with the strongest bite is the bay crocodile, with a bite of 4,200 pounds. Nile crocodiles have a bite force of 2,500 pounds. Alligators can have a bite force of 2,200 pounds. Crocodiles are carnivorous, egg-laying vertebrate reptiles. They are the oldest reptile coexisting with dinosaurs more than 200 million years ago, and they are also one of the most primitive animals living so far. Crocodiles survive and multiply because of their strong vitality, becoming one of the oldest living creatures on earth. Crocodiles are endangered wild animals and are listed as class I endangered wild animals and plants under international protection.

The Javan ripensnake is one of southeast Asia's most enigmatic venomous snakes. Human knowledge of its various habits is limited. The long glandular coral snake has the largest poison gland among snakes, which extends into the skin and reaches 1/3 of the body length. The poison gland is highly toxic. Although the amount of detoxification is not clear, it is estimated that it is not very small based on the size of its poison gland. Fatal bites are rare because they are gentle, hidden and far from human areas.

The red panda is a member of the genus Pandalidae. Male and female alike, no dimorphism. Shape like a cat, but the cat fat, reddish brown body. Round face, short snout, cheeks with white markings. Large ears, erect and forward. The limbs are short and dark brown. The tail is long, thick and fluffy, and has 12 red and dark rings; Tail tip dark brown. Study sex; Both fore and aft feet have 5 toes; Asexual type two. The skull is high and rounded; The auditory vesicle is relatively flat; Incomplete development or absence of orbital posterior process; Sagittal ridge is low; With pterygoid disc bone; The upper palate is high and arched, and sunken in the middle; Palatal constriction of the middle wing; The coronoid process is clearly hooked. Over the past half century, frequent human activity has led to the destruction of vegetation in the red panda habitat, coupled with malicious poaching, which has drastically reduced the population.

Scorpions are completely carnivorous, feeding on invertebrates such as spiders, crickets, small centipedes, larvae and nymphs of various insects and even small geckos. It finds the location of its prey by means of auditory or tarsal hairs and slit sensilla on its extremities. When a scorpion is feeding, it grabs the prey with its limbs, raises its back abdomen, bends to the front of its body, and stings with a poisonous needle. Composed of six segments, it is a trapezoid, and the back is covered with head armor, which is covered with granular projections. The muscles outside the poison gland contract, and the poison flows out from the opening of the poison needle. Most scorpions are poisonous enough to kill insects but not fatal to humans, causing only a searing pain. The scorpion uses its pincers to slowly tear open its food, sucking in the body fluids of the prey, then exhaling digestive juices, which are digested outside the body and then inhaled. Eating is slow.

Puffins live in arctic regions and some species spend their winters in temperate regions. Puffins are good swimmers and divers and can generally dive to depths of more than 10 meters. They feed on fish, crustaceans and other Marine invertebrates. Puffins usually live in the ocean, only to the shore of the island or land during the breeding period. It comes ashore in a roughly upright, penguin-like position. Good at swimming and diving, generally can dive more than 10 meters underwater. They feed on fish, crustaceans and other Marine invertebrates. In the Pacific and Atlantic northern coastal areas to breed, winter moved south to the Mediterranean, California.

There are thirteen species of owl on the continent of Europe, but most of them also live in Asia and North America. So they have different Spaces to move around and adapt to their habitat. In Northern Europe, there are snowy owls, which have been forced farther north than any other owl species, along with the great owl, the ghost owl, and the forest owl. Europe's largest owl species, the eagle owl is recovering after a century of hunting. Common owls such as long-eared, short-eared and grey-forest owls are among its prey. The barn owl is probably best known for its love of living in areas cultivated (or inhabited) by humans. The smallest European owl belongs to the caledonian Owl. Slightly larger are the red-horned owl and the long-bellied owl.

The old West is sweltering, and the hardy old bird is starving! The roadrunner is not blindly confident. It has the strength to challenge the rattlesnake. But the diamond spot rattlesnake tail is not the queen of the wave rattlesnake queen name, a battle of courage and venom has begun, let's see who can win!

The African Caracal is a wild cat of medium size. The body length is 61 -- 100 cm, the tail is 16 -- 46 cm, and the shoulder height is about 39 -- 55 cm. Weigh 6-11kg. The coat comes in a variety of colors, including golden brown, silver gray, SLATE gray and dark. The fur on the cheeks and chin is white, and the limbs and inner belly are often speckled with spots, and some even have spots all over the body. The iris is green or brown, and the nose and mouth are large and prominent on the small round head. The fur behind the ears is black, and there is a tuft of black hair on the tips of the ears. The tail is half as long as the body and half as long as the head, and sometimes has a distinct dark loop above it. They like to eat rodents, reptiles, birds and small mammals, and sometimes attack domestic animals. Gestation lasts about 75 days and each foetus gives birth to 1-2 cubs. Kittens can open their eyes in seven days and mature sexually in about two years. The maximum life span is 12 years. It lives in the tropical jungles of Africa and is found in west and Central Africa.

The lizard lives at an altitude of 80-2000 meters in tropical and subtropical areas, common in the forest, hillside grass, cemetery, river, roadside, and even near the house on the grass or tree trunk, and in the bush is the most. They move quickly and often climb trees in pursuit. He can jump from one branch to another with his head raised when he climbs. The mating season of the wall-tapping lizard is from April to July every year. Females lay 5-16 eggs per clutch. They usually hatch at the end of September. Average life expectancy is more than 25 years. They are highly dependent on the habitat, so they rarely survive outside the distribution area. Because it has long been considered an important part of the indigenous diet, it is constantly hunted; And there are many predators. In critical condition

Capybara is a semi-aquatic herbivore and the world's largest rodent. Body huge, 1-1.3 meters long, about shoulder height 0.5 meters, 27-50 kg body weight, body heavy, large head, short neck, short tail, small, round ears, location is near the top of the eye, nose kiss of abnormal enlargement, blunt, at the end of male adult nose-kissing department have the bare parts, high in fat fat glands, upper lip hypertrophy, torn in two. Forelimbs 4 toes, hind limbs 3 toes, radially arranged, between the toes with a semi-webbed, suitable for paddling, toe end with a similar hoof-like claw They inhabit swampy areas with lush vegetation. Most of them are in family clusters, with no more than 20 members in each cluster. Like morning and evening activities, but because of human hunting, more to night activities. Don't dig holes. Plant diets. Like quiet, slow action, but in danger will quickly jump into the water to escape. Mainly distributed in South America, southern Brazil, Bolivia, northern Argentina, southeastern Colombia, Venezuela and Paraguay.

The arctic is a extreme climates, even live in the local species, are also needs through constant evolution can adapt, for baby seals, to survive in such a cold environment is also not easy, but fortunately the seal has developed a way to cope with cold, in addition to the eye can see thick fur, Breast milk is also the secret weapon that keeps them healthy and warm. In the Arctic, newborn babies come in all sizes. When they are born, ringed seals weigh around 4kg, harp seals around 10kg, hooded seals around 20-22kg, and bearded seals around 34kg. Global warming and the dissolution of Arctic sea ice have led to the development of cold-adapted seals that cannot live in a warming Arctic, making them more at risk of extinction. Not only are polar bears losing their homes, but the seals are also facing a crisis

Black spot side fold frog lives in coastal plain to about 2000 meters above sea level in hills and mountains, common in paddy fields, ponds, lakes, ditches and other still water or slow rivers. During the day hidden in crops, aquatic plants or grass. The black spot side fold frog is good at jumping and swimming. When frightened, it can jump repeatedly into the water, and dive into deep water or burrow into the mud or hide among aquatic plants. Although the distribution area of the black spot side pleat frog is very wide, the population of the black spot side pleat frog has decreased sharply due to the overcapture and the deterioration of the ecological environment quality of the habitat

Crocodiles have always been at the top of the food chain in areas like freshwater wetlands. Though smaller than other large crocodiles, Cuban crocodiles are among the fastest crocodiles in the world, short-tempered and aggressive, and have fewer webbed toes, giving them explosive action. Cuban crocodiles are black and yellow with powerful jaws that can quickly crush prey. But they are best known for jumping out of the water to surprise small mammals on branches. The cubanus crocodile has only a small distribution on earth, and with the deterioration of the ecological environment and people's killing of the Cubanus crocodile, many of them were forced to homeless, and eventually killed alive. Another reason for the disappearance of the Cubanus is the interbreeding of cubanus with American crocodiles. To scientists, the two species are morphologically, ecologically, and behaviorally distinct. Increased hybridization of the two species, through genetic erosion of each other, poses a risk for the more unusual Cuban species, which is a real concern for conservation-minded scientists