Land Mammals

Axis deer is also known as chital or cheetal. Axis deer is also known as spotted deer, and around its natural habitat around India, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bhutan, it is known by dozens of other local names, such as Chital Horin in Bengali and as Pulli Maan in Tamil.

The Tamaraw or Mindoro (Bubalus mindorensis) is a dwarf buffalo and is covered in hair (fur).

A wolverine has a very bad and powerful scent to keep other carnivores away from the meat that the wolverine hides, and is also useful when looking for a mate. Wolverines also have strong sharp teeth so they can bite through almost anything.

A jumping mouse is a small rodent found in North America and China. It has long hind legs which help it move in short hops.

No, an elk is a deer, or a cousin to deer like White-tail, Mule-deer, Keystone, Black-tailed, etc. Antelope are distant cousins to the deer family.

#1: only under the influence of alcohol

#2: or because they saw Heidi Montag's new look.

#3: Because there is a body of water at the bottom that they plan to swim across. Hunh, not as stupid as you thought are they?

The Leaf Muntjak are crepuscular so, they are mostly active during dawn and dusk. The Leaf Muntjak has a loud, alarming call that sounds like the bark of a dog.

because they lived in caves

When a porcupine quill gets in a predator it only causes pain to the predator. There is not poison on a porcupine quill.

Japanese Martens live mostly or completely in Japan sorry could not find it

The colours, i think, are to do either with their personality or their hair / skin colour. For example, Jacob Blacks wolf colour is a brownish colour, which is the colour of his skin. Sam, who I believe we saw at La Push Beach in the movie, I think his colour was black, which is the colour of his hair. Seth Clearwater was Sandy coloured, I always thought that was his hair but i may be wrong, and Leah is silver or grey, i think that ones personality.

No. Only mammal's like dogs, cats, horses, monkeys, lions, tigers,............. could go on forever, basically anything warm blooded. (a mammal )

kingfishers, frogs, ospreys, polar bears

arguably this could be a veterinary problem for Canines in the K-9 corps of the Army, Marines, and some police units- the causes would be the same-massive trauma or battle shock! I have never heard of this but it is quite logical Shakespeare said: Cry Havoc! and let slip the Dogs of War, he did not tie in Mnemone the Greek Memory goddess, but well, it can happen.

no it is not true that mongooses are immuned to snake venom. They take the risk of getting killed when they attack snakes.

because they are magical ponies that live around ur house.

be aware

"Harp seals grow to be 1.6 to 1.9m long and 130-160 kg in weight. Males are silvery grey with a black head and a horseshoe-shaped band across the back and the flanks (the harp). Females have a lighter head and their "harp" is lighter and can be fragmented. Pups have a silky white fur at birth and moult after one week. After moulting they are silvery grey with irregular dark and black spots."

Wild civets live primarily in Africa and southeast or tropical Asia. There are many different types of civet, the name refers to over a dozen different species. None of them is native to the new world.

As we all know it...we blink, but fish on the other hand...don't.

It's all about the cones and coloring in it since fish can only see some colors, and they are different from us humans

--well as we all know. fish can see in water whilst humans cant. so their lens shape differs from ours in the sense that they can see light refraction under water whilst humans cant. because lights speed differs in air and water.

The wild boar is sometimes eaten by tigers and wolves.

they mainly eat leaves along with some flowers and fruit

Yes, harp seals have claws. See an example image at http://scrink.com/blog/enviro/uploaded_images/baby_harp_seal_682_458143a-715344.jpg

No. It is an herbivore as it feeds only on grasses.