Mammals
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Facts About Bears in Canada
Bears are often misunderstood creatures. Their power and aggressive tendencies make some people nervous. But these gentle giants need to be appreciated.
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Sexing Rabbits and Rabbit Neutering
Owning more than one rabbit means being aware of their sex to prevent unwanted litters and to consider spaying or neutering to prevent behavioral problems.
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Bighorn Sheep: Endangered Species
Bighorn Sheep once numbered in the millions, but conservation efforts were needed when hunting and domestic sheep ranching brought them close to extinction.
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The World's Five Smallest Mammals
In the fascinating world of mammals, there are approximately 4,600 species ranging from tiny rodents to huge whales. Here are five of the smallest mammals.
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Dolly the Cloned Sheep
The cloning of animals reached a new high when Dolly became the first mammal to be successfully cloned from an adult cell.
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Ring-Tailed Lemurs
King Julien, the Ring-Tailed Lemur in the movie Madagascar, is based on a playful, charming primate that is near-threatened due to habitat loss.
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Monkeys Species of Costa Rica
There are four species of monkeys that are found in Costa Rica. Some are more common than others, though all types can be seen in the wild.
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The Ring-tailed Cat, or Miner's Cat
The Ring-tailed Cat, also known as the Miner's Cat, is a solitary, nocturnal creature who played an important role in the taming of the American West.
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Migration in Mammals
The changing seasons can sometimes cause extremes in temperatures. Migration is one way that some mammals deal with bad weather or lack of food.
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Otters in the United Kingdom
Pollution and habitat loss led to a drastic decline in otter numbers in the UK. Restricting pesticides and improving water quality has promoted a dramatic recovery.
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Hibernation and Torpor in Mammals
The changing seasons can sometimes cause extremes in temperatures. Hibernation and torpor are the way that some mammals sleep through bad weather or lack of food.
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Yellowstone National Park Mammals
Yellowstone National Park is the second largest park in the U.S. outside of Alaska, and it teams with wildlife. Following are some of the notable mammals in Yellowstone.
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