Hey guys it's Kerry sea turtle
there are seven existing species the green sea turtle
loggerhead Kemp's ridley
olive ridley hawke's bill
flat back and leatherback sea turtles
tortoise they have a more rounded and domed shell than turtles who have a
thinner more water dynamic shell
tortoises spend most of their time on land and turtles are adapted for life
spent in water
tortoises use olfactory cues to determine the sex of other tortoises so
they can find a potential mate they're rather restricted by their shell
and short limbs and short neck in both combat and courtship tortoises
use ramming to communicate with other individuals
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oryx both males and females possess permanent
horns the horns are narrow and straight except
in the scimitar oryx where they curve backwards
the horns can be lethal oryxes have been known to kill lions
with them
newborn calves are able to run with the herd immediately after birth
flamenco they are social birds living in colonies
of sometimes thousands this helps in avoiding predators
spoonbill they are a group of large long-legged
wading birds which also includes the irises
giraffe they can sit down but it makes them very vulnerable to predators
a giraffe can kick in any direction and in a manner of ways
and its kick can not only kill a lion but has been known to decapitate one
in the flat open dry savannah plains of sub-Saharan
Africa roaming giraffes quite often get struck
by lightning and die
when it enters the neck around 30 000 amps of energy surges through the body
singeing fur and causing the heart to beat itself to death
the only significant predators of giraffes are lions and they will always
look for the young and the weak giraffes first
tiger to increase the chances of conception
the male and female tigers will mate frequently
over three to four days tigers can mate anywhere from 200 to 250
times and sometimes it can be as frequent as every five to seven minutes
this is facilitated by the baculum bone in the penis
once the estrous cycle begins she may begin to make vocal cries to attract
nearby males the male sniffs her genital area to know
when she is receptive
when a male arrives a courting process starts
copulation requires the tigress to assume a vulnerable position she lies on
her belly presenting to him fore legs fully extended and hind legs
partially bent
the male mounts her from behind in a knees bent position
he also grabs hold of her loose skin folds on her neck to help immobilize
her toucan their 20 centimeter bill is the longest
bill of any bird in the world in relation to their body size
it is very light and made of keratin in a honeycomb-like structure so it's not
very strong
rhinoceros what all rhinos have in common are one
or two horns a broad chest
thick skin poor eyesight
excellent hearing and a fondness for rolling in the mud
their thick skin acts like protective plating but is sensitive as the blood
vessels are close to the skin's surface and can easily be scarred
rhinoceroses soak in mud or roll in dust as protection against sunburn
and insect bites and this is the Sumatran rhino
because rhinos are very nearsighted they often charge when startled
in the wild rhinos have been observed charging at boulders or trees
this defense mechanism has given them an undeserved reputation for having a bad
temper their ears can move independently of
each other
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