Edible Frog

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Edible Frog | Edible Frog Classification and EvolutionThe Edible  Frog is a species of Frog found across Europe that is also known as the Common Water Frog and the Green Frog. The Edible Frog is a fertile hybrid of two other European Frogs, the Pool Frog and the Marsh Frog, that bred when populations where isolated close to one another during the ice ages. The scientific name of the Edible Frog means both "mud" and "guardian" as they are known to never stray far from water, almost guarding the muddy banks.

The Edible Frog is a medium sized Frog growing to around 9cm in length.  Adult Edible Frogs are mainly green in colour with light patches of brown on their backs, yellow eyes and a white underside, covered in a few dark spots, Male Edible Frogs also have vocal sacs on the outside of their cheeks and extra skin patches on their feet, both of which are primarily for mating. Edible Frog Distribution and Habitat,  The Edible Frog is found across central Europe and as far north as Germany and Estonia. Southern populations of the Edible Frog are found from Croatia, through northern Italy and into the south of France. There are also isolated populations in Sweden and Bulgaria which are thought to have migrated from the countries nearby. Edible Frogs spend all of their time either in or very close to water and are most commonly found in calmer parts of rivers and streams, where there is a slow but constant flow of fresh water.

Unlike many other species of Frog, the Edible Frog is a diurnal animal and is therefore most active during the day. Edible Frogs spend a large portion of their time sitting motionless on the muddy banks where they are perfectly camouflaged by their skin colour. Edible Frog Reproduction and Life Cycles The breeding season for Edible Frogs begins during March and generally lasts for a couple of months. Edible Frogs reach sexual maturity at the age of two and can live until they are 15 years old.

Adult Edible Frogs are carnivorous animals, surviving only by eating other animals. Edible Frogs hunt for their food during the day and can be seen catching food in ponds, and even on land. There are even reports of Edible Frogs venturing up to 500 meters away from water in their quest for nutrition. . Snakes, Owls and water-dwelling Birds are the main predators of the Edible Frog, along with Humans who commonly eat them. Edible Frogs will jump into the water and hide if they sense approaching danger, and will make a loud screeching sound if caught. Edible Frog populations are also under threat from habitat destruction mainly caused by deforestation and water pollution.

of the Edible Frog's scientific name indicates that the species is made up of chromosomes that have been stolen from other species. The esculentus part of the Edible Frog's scientific name is Latin for edible as this species is one of the most commonly eaten Frog species in the world. Edible Frog Relationship with Humans, As it's name suggests, the Edible Frog is used as a food source by people across the continent, although they are most commonly eaten in France where Frog's legs are often served as a national dish.

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Tiger Shark

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Tiger Shark | The tiger shark is often found close to shore in the world, especially in tropical and subtropical waters. With the great white shark, Dungeness, the Greenland shark and shark gilled shark, tiger shark is one of the most important today. Make a tiger shark in the Caribbean, followed by migration of Cape Cod, although tiger sharks are a tropical species during the summer, the Gulf Stream off the coast of Cape Cod has been in the northern end of its range . Tiger sharks can be seen in the Gulf of Mexico, the beaches of North America and parts of South America. Other places where tiger sharks are seen as Africa, China, Hong Kong, India, Australia and New Zealand.

A recent study showed that the average tiger shark 350 meters (1100 feet) registered, so it is rare to see tiger sharks in shallow water. However, tiger sharks in Hawaii have been observed in depths as shallow as 10 feet and is often seen in coastal waters at depths of 20-40 feet often visit shallow reefs, harbors and waterways. The tiger shark is known as Kiribati and Tuvalu tababa. Tide planktonic animals, small soft-shell crabs, blue, sardines mule to win to regain trevally (rereba), then pull the draw to win the tiger shark (tababa). One of the largest sharks living today, the tiger shark commonly reaches a length of 3 to 4.2 m (9.8 to 13.8 feet) and weighs around 385-635 kg (850 to 1400 pounds). Sometimes a male tiger shark can be unusually large up to 4.5 m (15 ft). While on average, with a small weight and build as a result of simple, thin and less, can not compete with the largest white shark tiger shark in length. According to FishBase, the tiger shark can be up to 7.5 meters (25 feet) long and 807.4 kg (1780 lb).

The tiger shark is a predator and is reputed to eat anything. Large heavily calcified jaws and nearly terminal mouth, combined with strong teeth to take the tiger shark in this great loot. The high risk of predatory attacks, dolphins often avoid regions inhabited tiger sharks. The tiger shark also eats other sharks (such as sandbar sharks) and even eat their congeners. Tiger sharks may also attack injured or sick whales prey on them. The tiger shark also cleans dead whales. The ability to capture low frequency waves can stimulate pressure shark with an animal with confidence, even in murky water. During an attack, the shark often eats its prey whole. Females mate once every three years.

This shark typically mature in lengths of 2 to 3 meters (6.6 to 9.8 feet). It is unknown how long tiger sharks live, but they can live over 12 years. Although shark attacks are a relatively rare phenomenon, the tiger shark is responsible for a large percentage of fatal attacks and is considered one of the most dangerous sharks. The tiger shark lives in estuaries and other water-rich runoff. The average number of three fifty-seven shark attacks each year in Hawaii, and most attacks are not fatal. A large tiger shark was killed and hanged and then measure, depending on size and model of bite, it was assumed that the shark that attacked Hamilton. Between 1959 and 1976, 4,668 tiger sharks were culled in an effort to protect the tourism industry. Behavioural South Africa Shark Diver and shark Addison showed how divers can dive and interact with them outside of a shark cage in the 2007 Discovery Channel special.

The tiger shark is captured and killed for their fins, meat and liver. While shark fin has few nutrients, shark liver oil has a high concentration of vitamin A, which is used in the production of vitamin oils. Furthermore, the tiger shark is captured and killed for their fur clean and deep sea fishing. In 2010, Greenpeace International, the tiger shark has red list seafood that sells a list of common fish

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Leopard Seal

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Leopard Seal | The leopard seal is large and muscular, with dark gray back and light gray on the belly. Females are slightly larger than males. The leopard seal lives in the cold waters surrounding Antarctica. In winter range north of the sub-Antarctic islands. The leopard seal is a solitary animal and meets in small groups only when it's time to mate. The leopard seal is bold, powerful and curious. In the water, there is a fine line between curiosity and predatory behavior, and can "play" with the penguins are not for eating. There are also records of leopard seal attacked divers. Paul Nicklen, National Geographic photographer captured the image of a leopard seal bring alive, wounded and dead then he penquins, perhaps in an attempt to photographer, how to teach to hunt.

The leopard seal ranked Phocidae family name. Its closest relatives are the Ross seal, crab and Weddell seal, known as the lobodontine stamps. All seals are pinnipeds superfamily that evolved from bear-like ancestors. The leopard seal has many characteristics similar to other species. The leopard seals share homologous with its close relative, lobodontine seals. They all have dark skin on the tip of your body and clearer skin in the lower abdomen. The leopard seal is the second killer whale (orca) in Antarctic top predator. Seals eat mostly krill probably smaller, but also squid and fish. Leopard seals probably the biggest change in krill fed more substantial, including Adelie king, rockhopper, gentoo and emperor and, less frequently, other seals as the seal of crab.

Around the sub-Antarctic island of South Georgia, Antarctic fur seals (Arctocephalus gazella) is the most important prey. Other prey includes penguins and fish. Antarctic krill (Euphausia superba), southern elephant seals (Mirounga leonina) pups and other seabirds that penguins and leopard seals found droppings in small quantities. When hunting penguins, leopard seal patrols the waters near the ice edge, almost entirely under water, waiting for the birds reach the ocean. Previous reports indicate the leopard seal skin has its prey before feeding it to be false. The lack of teeth to cut their prey into manageable pieces, brandishes its prey from side to side to tear and break into smaller pieces. 

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King Vulture

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | King Vulture | Apart from these two types of condors, the King Vulture is the largest of the New World vultures. A majestic king vultures bird adult plumage is mainly white, with a touch of pink and yellow for him. By contrast, wing coverts, flight feathers and tail are dark gray to black, and the first floor of the flange thickness. The head and neck are free of feathers, skin tones of red and purple on the head, neck and throat bright yellow orange. King Vulture has the largest skull and skull into account and New World vultures. The bird has broad wings and short tail, broad and square. Unlike some missing eyelashes king vulture. The vulture is little sexual dimorphism, with no differences in plumage and a little in size between males and females. The young vulture beak and dark eyes and a soft, gray neck, orange before becoming an adult. Young vultures are a slate gray complex, although similar in appearance to adults.

The last stages immature black feathers on the wings scattered white blankets otherwise their children. The head and neck are vulture feathers as an adaptation for hygiene, good black hair on the sides of the head, this lack of feathers prevents bacteria feed the springs of the channel and causes skin damage from sterilizing effects of Sun Dark plumage immature birds may be confused with C. aura, but flies with wings of feathers smooth, pale, while adults are quite realistic confused with the stork, but outside of its long neck and legs allow easy recognition

King Vulture live about 14 million km2 (5.4 million MI2) between southern Mexico and northern Argentina. In South America, living in the western Andes, except in the western part of Ecuador, Colombia to the northwest and northwest Venezuela. Lives mostly intact lowland tropical forests and savannas and grasslands with these forests nearby. This bird is often the most numerous vulture or primary lowland forests in its range, but the Amazon is the great Head of Eagle outnumbered usually yellow, while usually outnumbered by the Lesser Yellow header, Turkey Vulture and open environments. King Vulture effortless flight hours, and often exceeds their wings. During the flight, the wings are flat with slightly raised tips by far the vulture flight may appear headless.

 It is migratory and, except Turkey, Lesser Yellow-headed Vulture and the U.S. generally live alone or in small family groups. Groups of up to 12 birds have been observed bathing and drinking water in a pool above a waterfall in Belize. King Vultures have lived up to 30 years in captivity, despite his life in nature is unknown. King Vulture has been one of the most common types of birds in the Maya codices. Its glyph is easily distinguishable by the knob on the beak of the bird, and the concentric circles that form. Sometimes, the eyes of birds, the bird is depicted as a god with a human body and bird head. Ocellated Turkey a (Meleagris ocellata) was also represented as a bird, but the sickle and mimosas for raptor point. King vulture is also a popular theme on stamps of the countries of its range. King Vulture is one of the many species of birds with AZA register, which is maintained by Shelly Collinsworth Fort Worth Zoo. 

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Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Atlantic Bluefin Tuna | Body of Atlantic Tunas rhomboid profile and robust. Chapter "pineal window" that allows fish to move thousands of miles more. Bluefin tuna can be distinguished from family members in a relatively short period of their pectoral fins. This species can reach a maximum length of about 4.6 m (15 ft). Great copy recorded adopted in accordance with the standards of the International Association of Fish game was made in Nova Scotia, in a region that has a large blue and weighed 679 kg (1500 lb). The longest race between man and tuna occurred near Liverpool, Nova Scotia in 1934, when six people, in turn, fought in 361 kg (800 pounds) of tuna for 62 hours.  

The Atlantic bluefin tuna mature in a relatively short time. Red has a great strength as a couple of channels tendons caudal fin shaped growing movement. Tetraphyllidean tape worm parasite Pelichnibothrium speciosum this species (Scholz et al., 1998). As a customer of the final tapeworm is blue shark are usually not air eat tuna, it is likely that the blue Atlantic Tunas is a host for P. impasse speciosum. Red women consider producing up to 30 million eggs. Atlantic bluefin tuna spawn in two different areas. Red group and large concentrations to spawn, and these moments are extremely vulnerable to commercial fishing.

Populations of the eastern and western Atlantic bluefin tuna are considered mature at different ages. Red-listed species in Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch list and pocket guides as a fish to avoid due to overfishing.nTuna is one of the most valuable fish used in Japanese raw fish dishes. Approximately 80% of the Atlantic and Pacific bluefin tuna eat tuna sashimi is a delicacy in Japan, especially in Japan. For example, blue has attracted the eastern United States sold for $ 15,400 U.S. at Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo in 2008. High prices are much lower than the high prices paid for bluefin tuna in the Pacific. Initially, fish and red meat despised in Japan as a food low and whitefish were very favorite fish with red meat tends to spoil more quickly develop and smell great, so a few days before the Japanese aristocracy despised refrigeration, and position adopted by the citizens of Edo  In 1930, it was tuna sushi in Japan. After World War II Japanese fishermen eat more fish for export to European and American canneries. In 1970, Japan has developed lightweight, high strength polymers that have been transformed into dryfternyh networks. Freezing marine technology and allowed them to make frozen tuna sushi prepared with the most distant oceans on the market after the season. Japanese red until 1960. At the end of 1960, the giant blue tuna was booming Nova Scotia, New England and Long Island. The increase in red sport fishing, however, coincided with the boom in exports to Japan. Japanese businessman, he realized he could buy New England and the Canadian Red Cheap and began to fill Japan has associated with tuna. In 1960, fishing blue were relatively small scale, and the population has remained stable.

Fishing in the Mediterranean have always been poorly regulated and catches sober, with French, Spanish, Italian fishermen competing with countries from North Africa to reduce the population. Species of fish fishing regulations habits complicate the task, why spend time in the country's national waters and in the sea outside national jurisdiction.In 2007, researchers from the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (IKKAT), the regulator of tuna quota Atlantic blue world recommended 15,000 tons and 10,000 tons of cargo to the current resumption of fishing. In 2010, Greenpeace International added the northern bluefin tuna in the list of goldfish.March 18, 2010, the United Nations has rejected the support of the U.S. attempt to impose a total ban on fishing for bluefin tuna in the Atlantic trade. Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species (CITES) vote was 68-20 with 30 abstentions Europe. NOAA agreed to review the situation of endangered species in 2013.

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Tarantula

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Tarantula | The eight legs, the two chelicerae are mounted with their fangs and pedipalps of the prosoma. The chelicerae contain the venom glands that vent through the teeth. The teeth are hollow extensions of the chelicerae, the poison into their prey or animals that the tarantula bites in defense and also used to inject chewing. The chelicerae of a tarantula completely contained around the venom glands and the muscles around it, and can cause the venom is injected into the power dam.The two of the six segments pedipalps appendages is connected to the chest near the mouth of each side and both chelicerae. In most species of tarantula that contain pedipalps sharp knife to cut and chop the food as often coxae or baking.

As with other spiders, the terminal portion of the male pedipalps function as part of their reproductive organs. Male spiders in a silken platform (sperm web) spider on the floor, on the. Sperm released from glands in their opistoma Then add their pedipalps into the semen, absorb the semen into the pedipalps, and later insert pedipalps (one at a time) in the female genital tract, located in the abdomen. The terminal segments of the pedipalps of male tarantulas are moderately larger in circumference than those of a female tarantula. Male tarantulas have special lines around the genital opening. Silk for the sperm web of the tarantula from these special lines oozing.

A tarantula has four pairs of legs and two pairs of appendages. Also at the end of each leg, wherein the couplings, surrounds a group of hairs. These hairs, called Scopula help the spider for better grip when climbing surfaces like glass. The fifth pair are the pedipalps which. The muscles of the legs of a tarantula make the legs bend of the joints, but a leg extending tarantula takes the pressure of blood entering the leg.Unlike most of the species of spiders in Araneomorphae subordination, which contains most of the existing species of spiders, most of which six species of tarantula are then two or four rows. The lines are flexible tubular structures that radiates its spider silk. The tip of each line is as spiders field.

The mouth of the tarantula is removed under his chelicerae in the lower front of the prosome. The tarantula digestive organs (stomach) is a tube extending the length of its body. When the powerful abdominal muscles contract, aspiration of stomach in cross section, creating a strong suction effect, the tarantula increases prey through the mouth and intestinal aspirate can liquefy. After feeding the radicals are formed in a small sphere of the tarantula and discarded. A tarantula central nervous system (brain) is at the bottom of the inner prosoma. A tarantula perceives its surroundings primarily via sensory organs called bristles (hairs or spines). Although a tarantula has eyes, touch the acute and hunting, which depends mainly on the vibrations emitted by the movements of their prey. A tarantula bristles are very sensitive organs and are used to detect chemical signals, vibrations, wind direction, and perhaps even sound.

The eyes are located above the chelicerae before the prosoma. Arboreal tarantulas generally have better vision compared with terrestrial tarantulas. In all, there are two sets of book lungs tarantulas (respiratory system). When the air enters each lung, oxygen is introduced into the blood stream through the blood vessels of the lungs. In America, these insects called "tarantula hawks", being parasitoids of tarantulas. The largest tarantula hawks, such as those of the genus Pepsi will follow, to attack and kill large tarantulas. They use scent find the hiding place of a tarantula. The wasp then seals the spider in its burrow and flies in search of more users.

Some other arthropods, such as giant centipede also known to prey on tarantulas. Besides the normal "hairs" covering the body, some tarantulas also have a dense covering of irritating hairs called urticating hairs on the opisthosoma, which are sometimes used as protection against enemies. These hairs are in the species of the New World, but not in samples from the Old World.Some people are extremely sensitive to these hairs, and develop serious itching and rashes on the website. The exposure of the eyes and respiratory system to urticating hairs should be strictly avoided. Species with stinging hairs can kick these hairs off: air travel to a destination with their colleagues back of the legs. Tarantulas, these hairs for other purposes, such as to mark territory or to line their shelters (the latter such practice may discourage flies feed on young people). Stinging hairs grow back, but replaced with each moult. The intensity, the number, and buoyancy of the hair depends on the species of tarantula. Many Owners Goliath Bird Eaters (T. blondi) claim that have the worst Theraphosids stinging hairs

In some cases, tarantula hairs have caused permanent damage to human eyes.Some hairs are stridulate for, creating a hissing sound. These hairs are usually found on the chelicerae. Although it bites no deaths have been attributed to tarantula, spider bites are sometimes as the likely source of infection seen. Stinging hairs can cause health problems for humans, the eyes and the respiratory tract. Like other spiders, mechanical conditions are very different. When a male spider detects the presence of a female, the two exchange signals prove that they are the same species. If the female is receptive to male then approached and inserts his pedipalps into an opening on the underside of their abdomen, called the opisthosoma. Although women may show a little 'aggression after mating, the male is rarely a 50 to 2000 eggs meal.Females deposit, depending on the species remains in a silken cocoon and protect it for 6-7 weeks. For most species, turns the female egg sac often called the incubation period.

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Tundra Swan

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Tundra Swan | C. columbianus is the smallest of the Holarctic swans, a 115-150 cm (45-59 inches) long, 168-211 cm (66-83 inch) wingspan and weighing 3.4 to 9.6 kg (7.5 to 21 pounds ). In adult birds, the plumage of both subspecies is completely white, with black legs, and a bill that is mostly black, pink salmon with a thin strip along the line of the mouth and depending on the subspecies - more or less yellow in the proximal part. In birds in water containing large amounts of iron ions (bog lakes), head and neck feathers contains acquires a golden hue or oxidized. Downy young are silvery gray above and white below. Swans small subspecies are smaller. There is a size slightly lean with eastern birds are slightly larger, the data is only good for the West, however. These roads 3,4-7.8 kg (7.5 to 17 pounds) 6.4 kg (14 lbs) on average for men and 5.7 kg (13 pounds) in women.

Measuring tarsus 9.2 to 11.6 cm (3.6 to 4.6 inches) in length, the account of 8.2 to 10.2 cm (3.2 to 4.0 inches), with an average of 9 , 1 cm (3.6 inches). Little Swan is similar in appearance to the noblest Whooper Swan (Cygnus C.) but the neck is smaller, shorter and has a more rounded head, with the standard variable account, but always as black and a yellow patch base yellow upturned nose. Wild Swans have an account that has more yellow than black and the tip of the yellow stain is usually addressed. The Little Swan invoice template for each individual is unique, and scientists often detailed drawings of each invoice and assign names to the swans to help in the study of these birds. A clear case of hybridization between a small and a vagrant Whistling Swan was reported in eastern Siberia.

Whistling swans weigh 9.5 to 21 pounds (4.3 to 9.5 kg) - 16 pounds (7.3 kg) on average for men and 14 pounds (6.4 kg) in women - and measuring 47 -59 cm (120-150 cm) long. It differs from allopatric great trumpeter Swan (C. buccinator) of North America, far greater than the size and type of black beak particularly long, is everywhere except mouth pink line, which is stronger than in Whistling Swan.Tundra Swans have some calls and shrill sounds like a goose honking black (Branta). The casting call that is called low and smooth bark, Bow-Wow Whistling Swan gives a loud bark as clear trisyllabic wow-wow-wow in flight. Moreover, the Wild Swans trumpeter and names accurately describe your calls - a deep hoot hoot and a larger horn tone, respectively.

Begin to reach spawning in mid-May, and leave for winter quarters in late September. Some birds also winter elsewhere on the south coast of the North Sea. Swans small breeds in eastern Russia migrate via Mongolia and northern China in winter in coastal areas of Korea, Japan and southern China, Guangdong, south and sometimes even Taiwan. Some birds vary central Siberia in winter in the south of the Caspian Sea in Iran sometimes flocks also migrated to the Aral Sea ecological disaster of the late 20's showed the most inhospitable desert habitat. The birds leave winter quarters to breed from mid February. Wanderers wintering south backbone could occur in cold years and were recorded in most European countries, where birds regularly winter, but also Algeria, NW India, Iraq, Israel, Libya, Nepal, Pakistan and the Mariana Islands and volcanic islands in the Pacific Ocean Western.

C. c. columbianus breeds in the coastal plains of Alaska and Canada, allowing winter quarters about October. They come in winter quarters in November / December. The birds breed in western Alaska winter along the Pacific coast, from southern Alaska to California often move inland, especially in the fertile central valley of California and some cross the Rocky Mountains and in winter time, east and southern Utah to Texas and northern Mexico. The Tundra Swans mate in late spring, usually after returning to breeding areas, as is usual for swans, a monogamous partner dies.

When many incubation is 29-30 days for Bewick's Swan and 30-32 days for the Whistling Swan. Because they nest in cold, tundra swans swan grow faster than the swans breed in warmer climates, the whistling swan about 60-75 days to fledge - twice as fast as the Mute Swan, for example - while Little Swan, little information is known breeding can warp a record of 40-45 days after hatching the chicks stay with their parents during the first winter migration. The family is sometimes accompanied by his sons from previous breeding season, while wintering; Tundra Swans do not reach sexual maturity until 3 or 4 years old.

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Black Mamba

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Black Mamba | The color of the leather back black mamba The adult is olive brown, gray, or sometimes khaki. A young snake is lighter, but not light enough to be confused with the different species of green mambas. The inside of the mouth is dark blue to black everything. The longest measured scientifically wild caught black mamba recorded was 4.48 meters (14.7 feet), which is in Zimbabwe. Adult body subtle but powerful black mamba "can typically weigh 1.6 to 3.1 kg (3.5 to 6.8 kg.) No sexual dimorphism, snakes and real males and females of this species have a species Similar in appearance and tend to be of similar size. has the second longest venomous snake in the world, surpassed only by the length of the cobra.

With age, the color tends to be darker Although a large black mamba snake distribution day been much confusion in the literature, which indicates the poor Herpetological African zoogeography However, the distribution of black mamba in East Africa and South Africa is well documented Pitman ( 1974) offers the following range of total distribution of the species in Africa, northeast of the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sudan to the south-west, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, South Kenya, in eastern Uganda, Tanzania, southern Mozambique, Swaziland, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana to KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa and Namibia, and then, north by Angola in the south-east of the Democratic Republic of Congo According to CITES, the species is found in Lesotho, Rwanda and Djibouti. black mamba is not commonly at altitudes above 1000 meters (3300 feet) also if the distribution of black mamba reaches 1,800 meters (5,900 feet) in Kenya and 1650 meters (5410 feet) in Zambia. black mamba was recorded in 1954 in West Africa, in the region of Dakar, Senegal.

Distribution Western The black mamba contains gaps in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria and Mali. black mamba is suitable for a wide variety of climates, savannah, forests, farmland, rocky hills, dense forests and swamps wetlands. prairie and savanna woodland / shrubs that extend all the way south and east of Central Africa and West East and Africa Southern are the typical habitat of the black mamba. The snake prefers outcrops in arid, semi-arid and dry savanna like, light wood, and rocks. thick black mambas make use of abandoned termite mounds and hollow trees for refuge.

A long distances the black mamba can travel 11-19 km / h (6.8 to 12 mph), but it can reach a speed of 16-20 km / h (9.9 to 12 mph) over short distances, and was registered at a speed of 23 km / h (14 mph), making it the fastest land snake in the world. territory is a black mamba snake, have a house in general in favor of a termite abandoned tree hollow or a newspaper, or a crack in the rock. Even if a snake is generally shy and reserved (often trying to escape when a shock), when cornered, the black mamba can put a formidable defense demonstration and aggression. many experts have cited the black mamba snake snake as aggressive in the world, given the tendency to actively attack without provocation. You can see an amazing amount of tenacity, courage and the aggression when cornered, during the breeding season or when it comes to defending their territory, according born Swaziland snake and snake handler Thea Litschka-Koen expert."Black Mambas kill a dog or multiple dogs if it feels threatened and it happens very often.

Snakes crossed the garden when he was attacked by dogs. strike defensive bite all dogs come to us.'s snake bite him in several places on your body as well and died a week later. "Similarly, black mamba, were to confront witnesses, bite and kill lions and other large predators such as hyenas and leopards in the defense of their territory, eggs, or when predators are among snakes and their prey. Black Mambas reproduce once a year. Agonistic behavior of the black mamba is the fight in which opponents attempt to resolve the other head against the floor repeatedly. Beyond mating, males and females do not have male interaction find a suitable female, following a trail scent. Women prefer to wear as abandoned termite mounds. Mature females lay 15-25 eggs, which are very well hidden and save aggressively.

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Hammerhead Shark

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Hammerhead Shark | Although several species are hammer big enough, they are thinner and lighter than other large sharks, undoubtedly increase their speed and agility in the water. The shape of the head is designed to help the shark find food, handling and quarts near twisting without loss of stability greatly. From what we know of Winghead shark, it seems that the shape of the hammer head has to do with developing sensory function. Like all sharks, hammerheads have. Breeding takes place once a year for hammerhead sharks and usually occurs with the male bites the female shark violently until she agrees to mate with him. Hammerhead show reading with viviparous females give birth to live young. Like other sharks, fertilization internal transfer male sperm wife by one of the copulatory organs is called claspers. The developing embryos are initially supported by a yolk sac.

In 2007, Bonnet Head shark was capable of asexual reproduction by parthenogenesis automictic considered in the female ovum fuses with a polar body form a zygote without a male. Hammerhead sharks are known to eat a variety of products, including fish, squid, octopus, mussels and other species of hammerhead sharks. The hammerhead shark uses its head to identify scratches and eats the beam when the beam is weak and in shock. It is a type of hammerhead shark, which is more aggressive and wide: the big hammer. These sharks are more aggressive and eat squid, octopus, and other hammerhead sharks. Of the nine known species of hammerhead sharks, three people can be dangerous: the scalloped hammerhead sharks, large and soft.

Listed large hammers (IUCN), the World Conservation Union Red List of endangered species in 2008, while the hammer is listed as endangered small eyes. Shark fins are prized as a delicacy, and overfishing has many hammerhead sharks threatened with extinction. Fishermen. Views known in the native Hawaiian culture, sharks as gods of the sea, as Aumakua will protect human health and marine life also cleaner. Some of these sharks are as family members who have died, and was reborn as a shark. However, there are sharks, which are as a cannibal, also known as Niuhi. These sharks are great white sharks, tiger sharks and bull sharks. Hammerhead, also known as Kihikihi hand is.

The Hammerhead is considered the birth of the animals in some children. Hawaiian children are born with a sign Hammerhead animals thought to be warriors and to sail the oceans. It is very rare that hammerhead sharks pass through the waters of Maui, but many Maui residents believe that if hammerheads happen, it is a sign that the gods take care of families and the oceans are clean and balanced . 

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Red Crab

 

Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Red crab | Crab is a red Christmas Island, Australia, originally found nowhere else in the world. Most red crabs burrow year residents alone in the forest. Crabs reach the coast and his companion both women are able to produce and develop eggs in burrows during ten days prior to discharge into the sea as the tide turns in the last quarter and the new moon. During this period, the sea level on the beaches varies less and offers a simpler approach, for example, an important factor in the delay time of the migration breeding crabs see the moon next month.

Red crab eggs hatch and the young larvae immediately as live in the sea for a month before returning to the coast, changes in breathing air, and slowly returning to the countryside to begin a new cycle. 

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Aardvark

 

The Biggest Animals Kingdom and in The World | Aardvark | The Aardvark is vaguely pig-like in appearance. Members are of medium length. The ears are disproportionately long, sharp tail is very thick at the base and gradually. Aardvark is typically weighing 40 to 65 kg (88 and 140 pounds).  Aardvark is pale yellow-gray in color and reddish brown earth often stained. aardvark hair is fine, and the protection of your primary hard animal skin. The Aardvark was known. Instead of a cavity of the tooth, each tooth. Aardvark only adult molars in the back of the jaw and a tooth of the formula: Aardvarks live in sub-Saharan Africa, home to a suitable habitat for them, like savannas, steppes, forests and savannahs, and available food (ie, ants and termites). The Aardvark is nocturnal and is a solitary creature that feeds almost exclusively on ants and termites (formicivore) the only fruit eaten by aardvarks is the aardvark cucumber.

When a concentration of ants or termites is detected, the anteater dig with their powerful front legs, keeping its long ears upright store and hear predators, and has an astonishing number of insects with its long, sticky tongue, as many as 50,000 in one night were recorded. If successful, the aardvark time (up to 30 centimeters (12 inches)) licking tongue biting insects are termites or ants stinging attacks made useless the hard skin. Besides digging ants and termites, the aardvark burrows and caves, live, temporary sites scattered around the living room as a refuge, and a main building used for reproduction. Start digging deep and extensive, multiple inputs and can take up to 13 meters (43 feet). Only mothers and young share burrows.

Aardvarks live up to 24 years in captivity. The main predators are aardvark lions, leopards, wild dogs and pythons. Some African tribes also hunt aardvarks for meat Aardvarks can dig fast or run in zigzag to evade enemies, but if all else fails, they will attack with their claws, tail and shoulders, sometimes flipping in back four. Beat Their thick skin also protects them to some extent. In African folklore the aardvark is much admired for his careful search of food and its fearless response to soldier ants. Hausa magicians cast a spell of Aardvark heart, skin, face and nails, then continue to beat with the root of a tree. The Egyptian god Set Some say that the head of an aardvark or part aardvark be. The villain (Cyril Sneer) and one of the heroes (Cedric Sneer) of the animated television series The Raccoons were aardvarks 1980.

The main character of Arthur, an animated series for children airs on WGBH produces more than 180 countries, is an aardvark. One of the main characters in the cartoon The Ant and the Aardvark 1969-1971 is a blue aardvark voiced by John Byner is, as an imitation of Jackie Mason. Represents the Aardvark tries and fails to catch and eat his antagonist, the Ant, also voiced imitating Dean Martin Byner. A series of comic Cerebus the Aardvark (created, written and illustrated by Dave Sim) is an anteater as protagonists.

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