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Why do koalas climb trees?
They climb trees to get great, juicy leaves. they especially like eucalyptus.

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Why do wolves run in packs?
So they can bring down larger pray and take care of young wolves.

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Why do giraffes have such long necks?
So they can reach the leaves on tree branches.

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Why do tigers have stripes?
Tigers have stripes for camoflage. They hide from humans.

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Why do puppies bite so much?

Puppies bite because they are teething and learning their mouth strength.

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Why do leaves change color in the fall?
Leaves change color because they make less chlorphyll or energy because of less daylight.

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Why do Tigers have stripes??
Tigers have stripes to hide in the tall grass in the jungle. Other wild animals don't see in color like humans

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What are nails made of?
Nails are made of Keratin.

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Why do giraffes have blue tongues?? The pigment in their tongue that gives them protection from the sun makes their tongue that color. It is like sunblock.

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What is the rarest eye color from a cat?

greensh yellow or gold.

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Why do Guinea pigs not eat meat?

They are herbivores.

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Why do snow owls feathers turn
white in white.

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Why are lions the king's of the jungle???
Lions are the kings of the jungle because of their raw strength and power. They don't fear any animals.

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Callum W.                             Why do sharks have so many teeth?

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Callum W.                             Why do sharks have so many teeth?

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They grow new sets of teeth
because they lose their teeth when attacking their prey and  they need teeth to get their food!

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why are flamingos pink?

Megan Leap

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why do  turtles have shells?

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They live in the cold because they have to keep a high body temperature.

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wut is carpet made out of

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why is are skin tan?

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Do pandas drink water?
Yes wild pandas get 90% of water from bamboo and 10% from rivers streams.

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Why do elephants have  long trunks?
The long trunk allows the elephant to graze the ground for food and water without having to move their head at all. They can also suck up
14 litres of water into their trunk at one time.

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why are pandas black and white???

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Why are turtle's shells hard?

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Why do pine trees not lose their needles in winter?
Pine needles have more water than others kinds of leaves.

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Why are huskies so dramatic?

they are strong minded & independent.

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Why do parrots talk?

Parrots talk by modifying the air that flows over the syrinx to make sounds.

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Why do dogs eat grass?
Dogs eat grass because they need fiber.

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They paint the pencils.

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Pen

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Why do Some Dogs Have Floppy Ears and Others Don't

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Why do Some Dogs Have Floppy Ears and Others Don't

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Clayton R - "Humans bred them that way."
Dad version - Domestication Syndrom - Humans bred some to have droopy ears and some wouldn't.  Droopy ears being more diserable.  It doesn't affect just dogs, it also affects pigs, foxes, horses, sheep and rabbits.

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Why are the  berries red ?

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Why do fish blub?

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Why do cats have whiskers?

Cats have whiskers to navigate their environment.

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Bella Ware

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Kenya had three rare all-white giraffes. Two of them have been killed.

Wildlife officials announced in a statement Tuesday that a female and her seven-month-old were found "in a skeletal state after being killed by armed poachers" in a nature conservancy in Ijara, northeastern Kenya, likely four months ago. A third white giraffe, the young male offspring of the dead female, is believed still to be alive.

"This is a very sad day for the community of Ijara and Kenya as a whole," said Mohammed Ahmednoor, the manager of the Ishaqbini Hirola Community Conservancy, in a statement.

The animals had been well-known since 2017, after rangers spotted them while on patrol in the conservancy and posted a video to YouTube, which subsequently went viral. Some viewers left comments at the time sharing prescient concerns that their newfound fame could put the giraffes at risk for poaching.

The tragedy highlights a paradox of how we navigate our connection with nature in the digital age: Social media allows people to experience the joy and wonder of the planet's rarest creatures-a valuable connection amidst the extinction crisis -while simultaneously putting animals at increased risk. Rarity and exclusivity are among the driving factors of the illegal wildlife trade, so unusual animals are more likely to be targeted by poachers.

The comments section on the original video has now transformed into a tribute wall, as hundreds of people express sorrow as well as anger at the poachers-and at the role the viral video may have played in putting a target on the animals' backs.

"Hauntingly beautiful. So much magic in this world," reads one comment on the video from two years ago. Below it, a comment left this morning: "It's so sad. I don't understand. WHY?"

National Geographic was among a number of media outlets that reported on the rare giraffes in 2017. It's delicate-navigating how to report on unique animals without helping to put a target on their backs. When we report on wildlife crime, we typically don't disclose specific locations for that reason.

Rare beauty

The giraffes likely had a genetic condition called leucism, which inhibits skin cells from producing pigment but allows other organs, like eyes, to be dark-colored. This differs slightly from albinism, which inhibits the body from producing pigment in all organs. Despite their inability to produce colorful pigments, giraffes and other animals with leucism don't face genetic disadvantages to their survival.

The condition, while rare, is not unheard of. It was also spotted in a giraffe calf at Tanzania's Tarangire National Park. Following the birth of a white giraffe in their refuge, the Park announced that it had taken steps to ensure the giraffe was safe from poachers. To date, Hirola had not announced any security measures.

Giraffes are under threat globally. Their populations have declined by more than 40 percent over the past three decades, to just under 16,000, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), the global authority on the conservation status of wild animals and plants. Poaching of giraffes, which are killed for their hide, meat, bones, and tails, has increased across Africa. And as human populations grow and expand into former wildlands, giraffes have also fallen victim to retaliatory killings for crop damage, vehicle strikes, and hunting for bushmeat.

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Kenya had three rare all-white giraffes. Two of them have been killed. Wildlife officials announced in a statement Tuesday that a female and her seven-month-old were found "in a skeletal state after being killed by armed poachers" in a nature conservancy in Ijara, northeastern Kenya, likely four months ago.

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becase it refx to light
hi dan and timmy

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because they are used to balance and jump and hang up side down

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It serves as a warning signal to predators or those around that they are about to attack. So if you hear a rattle, stop and look around, then slowly back away. If you move too fast they might attack so be careful..

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Why is pizza sauce red.

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why do dog bark

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cats purr to show love.

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why are rhinos so big.

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Lions roar to scare danger and warn the pride

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why do giraffe have long necks

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What color can wolfs eyes be?
Brown and yellow but not blue

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Why do tigers have black  sripes

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why do wolfs howl?

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Where do Bengal Tigers live?
The Bengal Tiger is most numerous in the mangrove forests of the Sundarbans in eastern India and Bangladesh where the River Ganges meets the Bay of Bengal.

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Molly Ries what is the smallest kind of owl?

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Molly Ries what is the smallest kind of owl?

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It's the elf owl. It's six inches tall. It lives in southwest to central Mexico

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How many meals do tigers eat  each day? Tiger eat 1 big meal every 3 to 4 times a
days.

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why do dogs lick so much?

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Why do toads have bumps? The bumps on toads are glands, not warts. Toads have bumps, frogs do not.

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Why dose a flmiango stand on one leg wail it's sleeping???

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why are cats not tall why are some cars skiny and some cats are't . is it normol for cats to be fat.Why do cats have a small nose. is it normol for them to have a small nose?

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Mrs. Van Hoesen: Why do dogs have wet noses?

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Mrs. Van Hoesen: Why do dogs have wet noses?

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Dogs keep their noses wet by licking because it intensifies scents they smell. It is normal, for a dog that just woke up, to have a dry nose.

My source:
Can I Tell If a Dog is Sick By Feeling Its Nose? - The Spruce Pets

www.thesprucepets.com › Dogs › Dog Health & Wellness