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AFRICAN ELEPHANTS

  • Baby elephants start walking when they are an half an hour old.
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AFRICAN ELEPHANTS

  • A baby elephant weights 200-250 pounds.
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AFRICAN ELEPHANTS

  • When it is born the elephant weights the same as an adult man.
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SUMATRA TIGERS

  • The tigers eyes can see at night.
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SUMATRA TIGERS

  • Sumatra tigers are only found in Sumatra.
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SUMATRA TIGERS

  • Just like your finger print tigers have stripes.
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SUMATRA TIGERS

  • Tigers shuff to Greed each other.
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AFRICAN LIONS

  • A baby’s fur has dark spots on them.
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AFRICAN LIONS

  • Also a baby has a strip down there back.
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AFRICAN LIONS

  • At two an a half months Dixie is 18LBs and her brother is 22LBs.
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AFRICAN LIONS

  • Playing is great exercise.
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ZEBRAS

  • There are three types of zebras the Grevy’s zebra the Plains zebra and the Mountain zebra.
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ZEBRAS

  • Zebras are found in Kenya.
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ZEBRAS

  • Baby zebras start walking when it is about 20 minutes after they are born.
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AFRICAN PENGUINS

  • When a penguin jumps out of the water it is called a porpoising.
Photo by Arthur Chapman
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AFRICAN PENGUINS

  • The African penguins lives in African.
Photo by Derek Oyen
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AFRICAN PENGUINS

  • Penguins can swim 15 miles per
Photo by berniedup
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AFRICAN PENGUINS

  • Penguins can hold there breath to 2 and a half minutes.
Photo by Karen Roe
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AFRICAN PENGUINS

  • So if you do the math they will trave 1/2 miles in one breath!
Photo by Karen Roe
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RHINOCEROSES

  • A group of Rhinoceroses is called a crash.
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RHINOCEROSES

  • Rhinoceroses can eat up to 100 pounds of food a day.

Ninel Robles-Curiel