Land Mammals

A cootie.

yes they stretch out to about 200 cm in length and 40 in width

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Yes, Pangolins (also called a scaly anteater) are mammals of the order Pholidota, and are covered in scales formed from Keratin (the only mammal to be covered with such scales). Keratin is the same material that forms our fingernails.

They are a critical part of the food chain and ecosystem in which they live. They are herbivores, eating mostly grains and seeds, but have adapted in urban areas to a broader diet out of necessity. Many of our favorite animals rely on a supply of small rodents like mice for their food: foxes, hawks, owls and other birds of prey, and reptiles like lizards and snakes.

It is its markings and it can use it to signal to others.

bury them or get them creamated.

Of the land animals, the cheetah can reach the faster speeds. Additional Info: The Cheetah is made for speed. The face, head, and body are great designs for top speeds of 70 miles per hour. The Thomson's Gazelle is on average a fast animal, and can reach speeds of 40 miles per hour.

The ringtail (Bassariscus astutus) is an omnivore.

Yes, a relative of the giraffe, found in the rain forests of the Congo region of Africa.

Additional Information: According to the International Union of Conservation for Nature or the IUCN Red List, the Okapi is listed with a status of "near threatened" along with a population trend considered "stable". A population of the species was considered extinct from 1959, within the Uganda, Virunga National Park, until proof was captured of a small herd in June of 2008. A project to further this population by reintroduction of the species to the park is being studied for the chances of success, and the ability to protect them. For more details, please see the sites listed below.

A wolverine is a predator and a scavenger. It gets eaten by a wolf and it eats small mammals and carrion.

Some do. Not real common, but i got my first white tipped tail today. So the answer is yes, but most don't.

Birds like eagles, vultures, gulls, finches, thrushes etc. Most birds can fly. The only mammal that can fly is the bat.

Insects such as flies, beetles, wasps, bees, some stick insects, dragonflies etc. Can also fly.

The Cree name for wolverine is Ommeethatsees.

The largest kangaroo, the Red Kangaroo, is the fastest.

A marmot looks very similar to a beaver. We recently visited Yosemite and saw an animal that at first glance resembled a beaver. Problem was it had a smaller and furrier tail. After returning home, with a picture of the critter, we looked at the Yosemite website for animals that lived in Yosemite and found the picture of the marmot.

I know that when you tickle a hedgehog, it purrs. I think it squeaks, like a hamster.

Yes, there is near nothing a Pangolin cannot do.

Visual proof: http://www.arkive.org/three-cusped-pangolin/phataginus-tricuspis/image-G34051.html

Bow down to the Pangolin!

You can in fact own a kinkajou, but you have to check to see if they allow them in your state.

Ants are eaten by many animals. Worms, spiders, anteaters and more. Even ants sometimes eat there own kind.

no... they live for a week and die of dehydration. (sarcasm)

An ewe is like a goat so farm animals I'm pretty sure it's a female sheep

Technically, a cote

yes they do the same as any other warm blooded animal