is for Alligator

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Alligators continue to grow through their whole life!  Some will grow up to 15 feet long and 1000 pounds!

is for Black Bear

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Black Bears have short claws which make them excellent tree climbers.

is for Cheetah

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Cheetah's are the fastest land mammal on the planet, with a top speed of 70 mph!

is for Donkey

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A donkey has an INCREDIBLE memory.  They can remember places and other donkeys they have been with up to 25 years ago!

Hee HAW!

is for Eagle

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There are over 60 different species of Eagles!

is for Flamingo

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Flamingo's heads are upside down when they eat!

is for Goat

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Goats scream just like people do.

AAAHHHH!

is for Hedgehog

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Hedgehogs have between 5,000 and 7,000 spiny quills to protect them from predators.

is for Iguana

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Iguanas are the largest lizard in America and can run very fast with a top speed of 21 miles per hour.

is for Jaguar

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Jaguars only live in the Americas and are the biggest feline in America. Third biggest in the world!

is for Kangaroo

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A baby kangaroo is born the size of a jelly bean and climbs up its mamas body into her pouch where it remains for almost a year!

is for Llama

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Llamas are very smart and often communicate with each other by humming.  Can you hum?

hmmm hm hmmmm

is for Moose

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Moose are great swimmers! They can dive under water more than 16 feet to search for food.

is for Newt

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Many newts have toxic skin to defend against predators.  And they can regrow arms and legs if one gets damaged.

is for Octopus

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An octopus has eight arms and can camouflage itself to hide from predators.

is for Polar Bear

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A polar bear has black skin and clear (not white) hairs which are actually hollow tubes to allow the warmth of the sun to travel directly down to their skin for heat.