Exotic Farm Animals

Cowbirds eat several items. They are known to eat several insects like arthropods, beetles, crickets, and grasshoppers, along with some weedy plant seeds.

No they do not. Male deer have antlers to fight for a female, protect them, and gain there love.

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Wild ostriches face being eaten by predators: lions, and hyenas, mainly, unless they can outrun them. They are also hunted by natives for food. Ostriches are also farmed in some parts of Africa for their meat. There is a farm that rears ostriches not far from my home in Lancashire, England!

A male camel is called a bull

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Scientists call them "bulls" as in this article: "Infertility in the dromedary bull" or just "male camels" as in this other one: "Hormonal and behavioral patterns in the male camel".

According to Merriam-Webster Online dictionary, a bull is:

a) male bovine; especially : an adult uncastrated male domestic bovine b) a usually adult male of various large animals (as elephants, whales, or seals)

Bison cows primarily give birth to one calf a year.

Yes. The Tame Silver Fox is a breed of fox that descended from red foxes bred to be tame during an experiment. A group of people (I cannot remember the exact details) took some red foxes and kept them on a farm type facility, to see if they could be domesticated. They divided them into two groups, one that would have as little contact with humans as possible whilst still being monitored (to keep them wild), and another group that would have as much contact with humans as possible. Not only did they find that they could be domesticated, but they found that along with domestication their coat colour, for some reason, changed. They became silver, and some even became white with silver patches. They can now be bred and owned as pets.

An ostrich's eye is 5cm in diameter- the brain is even smaller.

Two toes on each foot for a total of four.

it kicks so incredibly hard that it can snap a bone and definitely keep a lion away. If that doesn't work it runs away; it can run up to 46 mph.
By tucking they're head over they're bum

Drive Slower

Drive slower and honk a few times when you come across tight corners and really can't see around the curve. Drive slower and honk a few times when you come across tight corners and really can't see around the curve.

He/she stores the water in the lining of the stomach in sacs, which turns into fat and it goes into its blood stream after 100L of water.

Some of the fastest times have been recorded at around 28 mph.

Deer are herbivores (chiefly plant eaters). If they ate a grasshopper, it would have only been by accident.

An ostrich will peck or bite the mammal or human or thing to defend it's self to warn the animal.

Bal-ba-la-na

The fennec fox

back then they could fly but they have given up on flying.

Camel meat sounds reasonable. Camel steak, ribs etc.

According to the Related Link, they rarely eat watermelon, but you may find an individual deer that likes it, as even deer have individual differences in their likes and dislikes.

No, any cigarette can lead to LUNG CANCER....a recent event..i man got cancer to his tongue and had to get it taken off. Do not do drugs they are VERY bad 4 u

yes (some times it burns your tongue)thats 100%right you have a 99.98%chance of getting cancer just from 1 cigarette yes its true you probably don't believe me but look it up

camels are below lions but they are above the rat you have to help me, I'm doing this report for science about binomes and we have to write a report on an animal that lives in the biome and i got the desert, so where are they??

A typical macrame bracelet / necklace has 2 basic components: a core & 2 or more woven threads. The core can be hemp (or a similar material) or a soft metal (bracelets only). Here are the steps to use to make a simple clasp style bracelet: 1. Secure 1 end of the soft metal core in a vice. (Bike spokes, small construction site flag markers or similar material works fine.) For a 7.5" bracelet, you should have a core at least 10" long. You'll cut it to length later. 2. Cut a length of hemp (or similar material - I use mason's line) approx. 35 - 40" long & tie a loose overhand knot in the center. Slide the knot over the core up to a point near the vice. 3. Weave the 2 loose ends of the hemp into a square knot w/ the core in the center, as follows: a). Hemp 1 (rt. side of the core) over the core. Hemp 2 (lt. side of the core) over Hemp 1, under the core & up through the loop between Hemp 1 & the core. Tighten the knot. b. Hemp 2. b). Hemp 2 (now rt. side of the core) under the core. Hemp 1 (now lt. side of the core) under Hemp 2, over the core & through the loop between Hemp 2 & the core. Tighten the knot. 4. Repeat this 2 step process until you reach the 7.5" length of the core. Try to be consistent w/ the amount of pressure you use to secure each knot. 5. Secure the woven threads to both ends of the core w/ a dab of Super Glue. Cut the threads when the glue has dried. Cut the core to the desired length. Slide both ends of the woven bracelet back from the ends of the core a little & file / grind the ends slightly rounded. 6. Pull the ends of the woven bracelet back to the core's ends and secure w/ more Super Glue. 7. Bend the bracelet to the desired shape. Here are links to a site that will show you a similar technique: http://www.yourfunfamily.com/Hobbies/macrame.html (knots to use) http://www.yourfunfamily.com/Jewelry/macramebracelets.html (bracelet designs) Hope this helps.

Antilopini is a dwarf antelope that lives in and around the Sahara and the Horn of Africa.