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The okapi is a solitary animal that lives within the forests of Central Africa and are related to the giraffe.

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Polar bears can grow to stand 8 to 11 feet tall and weigh up to 1,200 pounds. They are found throughout the Arctic circle and as low as Newfoundland.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Mexican Gray Wolf

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Mexican gray wolves are the smallest of wolves found in North America. Though their size is small they are excellent hunters. They can be found in Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and Mexico.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Grizzly Bear

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Grizzly bears are solitary animals that eat anything from grass and roots to elk and deer. They can be found in mountain areas throughout the United States and Canada.

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The bald eagle is the symbol for the United States and can be found throughout North America. These birds can be up to 14 pounds but are known to diet on animals from 100 to650 pounds.

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Chicago Zoological Society - American Bison

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Bison are large herbivores that can weigh nearly 2,000 pounds and reach speeds of up to 35 mph. They are distributed throughout The U.S. on prairies, open grasslands, and plains.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Prevosts Squirrel

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Prevosts squirrel's have three different colors on their body including red, white, and black. They live in the dense rainforest in Southern Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra, Borneo, and many similar islands in Southeast Asia.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Fishing Cat

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Fishing cat's are grey with black spotted fur. They are known to fish for aquatic prey. They can be found throughout Asia.

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Binturong's are known to give off a distinct smell that is often compared to popcorn. They can be found in Burma, Nepal, Indochina, Sumatra, Thailand, Java, Borneo, and the Malay Peninsula.

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The meerkat is a small carnivore that belongs to the mongoose family. They are known to live in colonies and burrow underground.

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The Caracal is a wild cat distributed throughout most of Africa, India, Asia, and dry zones of Arabia. They stay in dry areas such as deserts, savannahs, and mountains.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Black-Footed Cat

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Black-footed cat's are the smallest African feline species member. They look similar to domestic house cats but are known to be significantly more fierce.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Bat-Eared Fox

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The bat-eared fox is a canid of the African Savannah and features large ears. They have two populations: the southern which is found in Southern Zambia to South Africa; the northern population which is found from Ethiopia to Tanzania.

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Roadrunner's are a sleek bodied bird that can run up to 17 mph and fly short distances which help it escape predators. They are found in Western and Southwestern United States and Mexico.

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The Amur tiger is the largest cat in the world and can weigh between 220 to 670 pounds depending on gender. They are found in Northeast China, Eastern Russia, Southeastern Siberia, and Manchuria.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Amur Leopard

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Amur leopard's have long thick fur that changes from light in the winter to reddish-yellow in the summer. They can be found in the southwestern region of Russia and are thought to be extinct in China and the Korean Peninsula.

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Chicago Zoological Society - African Lion

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The African lion is the second largest big cat in the world behind the tiger. These big cats can be easily identified as the males are known to have manes as the females do not. They are found throughout Africa but populations are threatened and classified as endangered.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Woma Python

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Woma python's can grow up to 10 feet and weigh over up to 13 pounds. They are native to central, southern, and western Australia and parts of Queensland. They are constricting snakes who live in burrows.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Western Gray Kangaroo

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Western gray kangaroo's are one of the largest kangaroo's found in Australia and can use their tail to support their whole body. The females are known to hold their babies in a pouch located on the front of the body until the baby becomes mature enough to care for itself.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Southern Hairy-Nosed Wombat

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Southern Hairy-nosed wombats are nocturnal tunnel dwelling mamels found in southern and western Australia. These wombats have soft gray and brown fur as well as rootless teeth that do not stop growing.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Rodrigues Fruit Bat

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Rodrigues fruit bat's are a nocturnal sociable species that live in large colonies. Their natural habitat is in the tropical moist lowland forests on Rodrigues island.

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Emus are the second largest flightless bird on earth and can be found throughout Australia and can reach heights of up to 6 feet. They can run up to 30 mph and are known to be great swimmers.

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Chicago Zoological Society - Bennet's Wallaby

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A bennet's wallaby is a medium sized marsupial that can be found in Southeastern Australia including Tasmania and the Bass Strait islands. Brookfield Zoo is one of only 4 zoo's in North America to display a bennet's wallaby.