Meerkats

No, producers are plants.

During courtship, males approach females and generally bites at the females neck which will aid in bringing her into cycle and make aggressive females more receptive. Females will refuse males until this process takes place.

The animals bond in a series of grooming rituals which can go on for hours. The courtship ritual of the meerkat consists not of the males displaying or fighting, but simply hours of persistent stroking and grooming of the female until she relents.

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The French word for meerkat is "Suricate".

Meerkats come from Africa

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A meat eater.

it is related to the mongoose, and i also think the ferret.

Yes, when they are babies.

They get hot in the day but they get cold at night. Deserts can have high temperatures in the day and cold at night.

three inches

They are called pups.

open your hands and run and cach it ha ha

Suricata, commonly known as the meerkat, primarily inhabits the arid regions of southern Africa, particularly in countries like Botswana, Namibia, and South Africa. They live in burrows within savannas, grasslands, and semi-desert areas. Meerkats are social animals that live in groups called mobs or clans, which can consist of up to 40 individuals. Their burrow systems provide shelter and protection from predators.

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Yes they do. If they can not catch their prey they eat their young ones.

Yes. It can be argued that a bear or something is naturally a predator to humans, but we were smart enough to develop weapons that can pretty much hunt any animal, therefore humans are a predator to all animals.

a pup

Do you mean meerkat?

They live in the desert of Africa. The dig burrows and live in groups called gangs or mobs with up to about 40 meerkats but are usually smaller.

The life span of a Meerkat is about 12-15 years old.
They can live to an estimated 10-14 years.

Not really.

They might try to have a nibble at an already dead zebra, but meerkats are far too small to go after them themselves.