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What is cuter baby cheetahs or white tiger cubs?
If you like big balls of fluff, then Cheetah cubs. If you like things with comically enlarged ears in comparison to their face, Tiger cubs.
Do alligators bite?
Nope! They are like dogs and love it when you rub em behind their ears!
How do lions raise their cubs?
the treat it just like we do but our mothers bon't grab us by our back fat and carry us with her teeth.
When do snow leopard cubs leave their mothers?
The bobcat cubs leave their mothers at least 5 months old maybe less
Do lion cubs play?
Well not like a child they bite and fight with each other this helps them defend themselves when they're adults
Why does your cat bite pillows?
Sometimes they are just playing; and sometimes they are trying to nurse the pillow, like they did to their mothers when they were young. It's comforting and soothing for them. Like a child that sucks its thumb.
How do tiger take care of their young?
by just fight off the predators and teaching them how to hunt
What does it mean when your horses ears are slanted backwards?
There are different degrees of 'backwards'. If his ears just flick back in a relaxed manner he is listening to something behind him. If his ears are pinned back flatter on his head he is sending a warning that he is not happy. It could result in a bite or a kick so when you see his ears like this be on your toes.
Are ocelots social animals?
No they like to be alone most of the time and that is what they prefer.
If a horse’s ears are slanted backwards, it indicates he is?
this means that he is angry and might bite or kick. If his ears are only slanted back, he might simply be listening to you riding him, or someone or thing behind him. If his ears are plastered down on his neck, he is very angry.
What does a bat bite look like?
The vampire bat is about 3 inches with a wing span of 8 inches. They weigh around 1 ounce and have pointy ears with fangs.
Do elephants use their ears to fight mosquitoes?
Elephants primarily use their ears to hear with. The secondary function is for cooling of the body, due to the large size of the ears and the many blood vessels in them, the elephant flaps their ears to cool the blood, therefore cooling the body. ( they work like a radiator ) To combat annoying insects, they will throw dust and dirt on themselves attempting to create a layer of protection that the insects cannot bite through.
