Well, while only one species of this extraordinarily large group of semi-aquatic carnivorous herbivores is commonly kept as a pet (Chinchilla Apetiswhatiamus), there are at current 42 1/2 other speices in this genus as well, ranging in size from the two-ounce tree mangaboonacka (Chinchilla Foodforalli) from Madagascar up to the four-hundred pound Hagglesnorge (Chinchilla Asskickus) of East Asia and Poland. There is also the Needle-tailed-Queensland-Ragglyopuck Hunting Chinchilla (Chinchilla Raggley), that lives in small burrows near the sea shores of South Africa and that feeds upon herbs and frogs, and in the Arctic circle a small white species without a common name (Chinchilla Snowythingus) dwells inside mounds of ice and eats seals. The only member dangerous to humans is the Flingy Dancing fish Chinchilla (Chinchilla Gruss Geo-Miamar) from Siam. It sometimes steals small children to eat if it's usual diet of crabs, berries, and mushrooms is depleted by overuse of the land by selfish farming tribes. Some, such as the Flat-headed chinchilla (Chinchilla Bucklestampus) of South America, are useful to humans for the ivory that grows in their horns.
no, chinchillas can not swim and if they do their fur will fall out or the will drown.
They are native to the Andes mountains in South America.
There are many different species of insects worldwide. They all belong to the phylum Arthropoda which is in the Animal Kingdom.
Probably no word for this species in Apache, because it is a European species, transplanted to many US rivers.
Since the arrival of the First Fleet in Australia, it is believed that 27 species of mammals, 23 bird species and 4 frog species have become extinct.
27 colors and 2 species
yes. chinchillas were highly endangered in the 1900's but now they arent so rare. wild chinchillas are endangered a little i think. but now they have chinchillas in some pet stores so they cant bt TOO endangered!
there are 3 types of chinchillas there are 3 types of chinchillas
People are mating chinchillas so they wont go extinct
Yes, the short tailed chinchillas are endangered. It is in the endangered species list also from the country of Bolivia.
Pet chinchillas are Chinchilla lanigera a more robust species found in the wild is Chinchilla brevicaudata. There may once have been a third species in the genus as early text refer to the King chinchilla being a much larger animal.
chinchillas live n groups of 10-20
There are two species of chinchillas: the long-tailed chinchilla and the short-tailed chinchilla. That vary in color. White Chinchilla Black Chinchilla Beige Chinchilla Purple Chinchilla Brown Chinchilla Grey Chinchilla Pink White Chinchilla
Yes, but only up in the mountains... they are an endangered species in the wild though.
There is a reason why their are called an endangered species.. At least the wild ones.
not many
Many people like chinchillas for their soft fur, playful personality, and gentle nature, making them popular as pets. However, the exact number of people who like chinchillas is difficult to quantify.