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    The Skye Terrier is a dog breed officially recognized by the American Kennel Club in 1887. The dog gets its name from where it originated – the Isle of Skye. How this specific dog breed came to an island off the western coast of Scotland is unknown. The most likely scenario is that a shipwreck

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    Like all jellyfish, the immortal jellyfish begins as a larva (planula) that develops from a fertilized egg. At first, a planula swims, settling on the seafloor, and growing into a cylindrical colony of polyps. The immortal jellyfish grows to adulthood in a matter of weeks, and a fully grown adult is only about 0.18 inches

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    The Bavarian Mountain Hound was first bred in the 19th century by combining hunting dogs from the Alps with Hanover Hounds to find a dog more suited to work and play in the mountains.   The breed started gaining popularity in Austria and Hungary after the Club for Bavarian Mountain Hound was founded in Munich

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    You can find the great barracuda in tropical to warm temperate waters, especially in subtropical parts of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans. It can also be found in mangroves and deep reef areas, occupying a depth limit of 110 meters. Barracudas are saltwater fish found in subtropical oceans around the world. They are scavengers

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    The Glen of Imaal Terrier is a dog breed recognized by global and national dog breeder organizations. Most people shorten the name to the Glen Terrier or use just “Glen” when talking about the breed. The Glen gets its name from a remote valley in Ireland called Glen of Imaal in County Wicklow. The valley

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    You’ve probably caught a glimpse of mountain gorillas on nature shows. These mammals thrive in the lush cloud forests of Central Africa. Although their population was once great, their numbers are quickly declining, and they are officially listed as an endangered species by the IUCN. Fun Facts: We share about 98.4 percent of our DNA

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    The African Bush Elephant, also known as the African Savanna Elephant, is one of the most recognizable land mammals and is known simply as an elephant by kids all over the world. There are only three species left from a once populous Elephantidae Proboscidea order: The Asian Elephant, the African Forest and Bush Elephants. Because

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    Spanish Goats are a heritage breed of goat that originated in Spain and were brought to the United States by early Spanish explorers and settlers. They are also known as Brush Goats, Florida Goats, and Scrub Goats. Fun Facts: Spanish Goats are a hardy and adaptable breed that is well-suited to hot, dry climates. They

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    Stingrays are a group of fish that belong to the family Dasyatidae, which includes over 140 species. They are found in shallow, warm waters worldwide, including the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Oceans. Stingrays are closely related to sharks and are characterized by their flattened bodies, long tails, and venomous stinging spines. The earliest known stingrays

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    The Sumatran Tiger, also called Sunda Tiger, is a subspecies of tiger that is native to the Indonesian island of Sumatra. It is the smallest and most endangered of all the tiger subspecies, with an estimated population of fewer than 400 individuals in the wild. The Sumatran Tiger has a long history on the island

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