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It is a simile because it uses the word an. Haha, I had the excact same question on my grammer worksheet in school. \ /
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A bush, also called shrubbery, is generally short but some types can be 6-feet high or taller (example: a maze made with a hedge). A bush typically has more than 1 'trunk' growing from the ground, and also, its separate trunks branch closer to the ground than what is seen on a tree. On mature/adult trees, the first branch in the trunk is usually above 4-feet or more from the ground. A bush more typically grows up to 3 feet high (except hedge types), and grow outward in width - hence, the term 'bush'. Trees grow upward before attaining a thicker canopy of leaves at the top. Bushes often have short stems with very tiny leaves, and stems sometimes also have a thorny appearance. Bushes are cut and shaped better by hedge trimmers (manual clippers, or electric trimmers), while hand or electric saws or large clippers with teeth do better on tree branches.
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No, contrary to popular belief, the leopard toad is not poisonous to humans. They are mostly seen in areas like Australia and in wetlands.
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they use their whiskers to figure out where they are going and hunt prey.
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No, they are a mountain animal, found in the Himalayas.
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While this day and age the Pathera Uncia or snow leopard if you will can be found in many counties, thanks to the zoological society, their natural habitat would be the mountain ranges of Central Asia.
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It depends on its density and the amount.
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The Snow Leopard species hunts animals preventing overpopulation. During the winter it eats dead animals.
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Contribute to wildlife conservation organizations of good repute.
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girls are "daddys little girl" because daddys are amazing but some peoples dads are not!!! so i don't know!!!
Because girls bat their eyelashes and throw fits and make it so that their dads can't say no to anything.
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Seals have blubber, a layer of fat, which keeps them warm.
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Now, there are an estimated 4000-7500 snow leopards left in the wild.
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Snow leopards are very shy creatures and are most
active at night. They are only aggressive when they or their cubs feel threatened and they never
attacked a human.
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Snow leopards are members of the cat family and are mammals. This means that snow leopards are warm blooded, because their bodies maintain a consistent temperature on their own. Cold blooded animals, such as snakes, lizards, reptiles or amphibians, depend on the environment to keep them warm.
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Snow leopards are generally solitary but mothers have 2 or 3 kits at a time and rear them to adulthood.
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leopard geckos are naturally nocturnal animals but from what i have heard ones that are pets can fall in to the routine of coming out during the day, it helps if you feed them during th day, im thinking of getting one so i have done alot of research but i am no expert in this area
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well if you attack them they will attack you but if you leave them alone you might as well be fine.
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Not as often as you would think. For every time it hunts it is only successful one fourth of the time.
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because of efficiency in harvesting
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If you want to know how big a newborn snow leopard is, I suggest you Google it or search it up on Wikipedia, and it will tell you. I'm guessing they are very small, cute and furry though!
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They stay warm just like we do and all other animals. They use their fur and body heat to keep hot. Also like a polar bear, they have black fur that allows them to track heat.
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snow leopards live in north Africa or Asia, somewhere it is real cold
The snow leopard is found in the Himalayan mountains only.