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61Farewell Hubbers
I've enjoyed hub pages very much, it has been a great experience. And a ball of laughs. But, unfortunately I won't be on hubpages for a very longtime. And fortunately I got married, and James and I will be...
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56Nilly My New Kidd
Well, as many of you know I'm an animal lover and animal lovers have pets. I'm a little insane I have to many pets! Well, let's put it this way I am insane. But, life goes on. My new pet named Nilly, is a...
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71Onagers
Class: Animals with Milk Glands Subclass: True Mammals Order: Odd=toed Mammals Family: Equidae The name Onager is an ancient Greek word for "ass", which possibly dates back to the Sumerians' word...
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67Elephants
The largest living land animal, the African Elephant is more temperamental and harder to train than its smaller Indian counterpart (Elephas maximus). African Elephants can be distinguished from Indian...
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77White Tigers
White tigers are very rarely found in the wild.In about a 100 years only about 12 white tigers have beeen seen in the wild in India. They re almost extinct and most of the ones living are in captivity, mostly...
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66Cute Pictures Of Animals 1
Get ready to feast your eyes on these cute animals. There will be a number 2 if everyone enjoys them.
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66The Forest Giraffe
Classification : Animalia Class: Mammalia : Genus: okapia Okapi Body Length: 200-210 cm / 6.6-7 ft. Shoulder Height: 150-170 cm / 5-5.6 ft. Tail Length: 30-42 cm / 12-16.8 in. Weight: 210-250 kg /...
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57Aardvarks
Spiecies: The antbear is also known as the African Aardvark (Orycteropus afer) Identification: Antbears are unique amongst Africas mamals. They have a superficial resemblance to pigs, with a long mussel...
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68Sea Cows
Manatee Trichechus inunguis, the Amazonian manatee. The Amazonian manatee is the smallest of the manatees. Several...
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77Ships Of The Desert
Camels: Evolution, Migration, and PhysiologyDomesticated thousands of years ago by frankincense traders, who trained the gangly cud-chewer to make the long and arduous journey from southern Arabia to the...
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