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Miniature Spotted Pigaffe Cory Nadermann. Miniature Spotted Pigaffe Giraffa Jubatus. Miniature Spotted Pigaffe Scientific Name: Giraffa Jubatus
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Miniature Spotted Pigaffe Cory Nadermann
Miniature Spotted PigaffeGiraffa Jubatus • Miniature Spotted Pigaffe • Scientific Name: Giraffa Jubatus • This animal lives in Africa and United States and loves to eat trees and grass. They can vary in size anywhere from 300-2500 pounds. They make a great pet, but because they love grass you might want to keep it outside. You can only buy the males because the females aren’t very friendly. Females can get up to 5 feet tall, but males can only get up to about 4 feet tall. They have cheetah spots so animals won’t bother them because they think it’s a cheetah. Females have horns so they can be very dangerous. They also have huge ears, so don’t try to sneak up on them because they will attack with their horns. They have short legs so they’re not very fast. If you find a friendly one you might be able to ride it.
Buckaroo- Buckarus Kangulus • Common Name: The Buckaroo • Scientific Name: Buckarus Kangulus • Habitat: Grasslands • Geographic Range: Survives only in the Serengeti Reserve. • Life Span: 7-14 Years • Diet: Various types of vegetation. • Characteristics: Its powerful legs allow it to leap up to 29 feet in distance and 6 feet in height. Males are 25% larger than females. The buckaroo has a shaggy brown-gray coat that emits a smelly, oily secretion thought to be for waterproofing. The buckaroo is mainly sedentary and territorial. Buckaroos have enhanced hearing and eyesight compared to humans. Buckaroos give birth to Joeys one at a time. Joeys are one inch tall when they are born. Joeys grow fast and eventually resemble their parents by the age of one. They stay in their parent’s pouch until they are one year of age. Buckaroos are endangered species and are kept in the Serengeti because farmers often trap and kill Buckaroos for eating their crops. Buckaroo’s main defense mechanism is their strong hind legs, which they use to send predators running away. They travel in packs called mobs. Female Buckaroos can control the size of their pouch by contracting their muscles.
Mountflamzeb Bev Ambrosy
Mountflamzeb - Asinus burchelli • Common Name: Mountflamzeb (Mountain Goat, Zebra, Flamingo) • Scientific Name: Asinus burchelli • Habitat: Tropical equivalent of the plains and steppes, savanna, Rainy and dry seasons • Geographic Range: Southern Africa • Life Span: 25 years in captivity, but have been known to reach 40 years • Diet: grass, diatoms, seeds, blue-green alage, crustaceans, mollusks they filter out of the water, lichen, mosses, forbs, grasses, sedges, and shrubs • Characteristics: • Nice when you don’t hurt their kids • Friendly • Mountflazeb is a very loving animal • It is very intelligent when it comes to being a mother • It is prey because with it zebra’s legs it can run fast, but still gets caught • They think very much of themselves and their ability to do things • The female takes care of the kid well the dad goes hunting for food • The kids sometimes will go with their dad to learn how to hunt • They are caring and wait for the old and weak members of the family to catch up • Their kids remain with their parents until next years kids are born • They dance together
Boar Bug - Boearlus Beetleelus • Common name: The Boar Bug or The Boar Beetle • Scientific name: Boearlus Beetleelus • Habitat: It lives in the Rocky Mountains and the Appellation mountains. • Geographic Range: North American Mountains. • Life span: 15-20 years • Diet: Pigs, evergreen trees, grasses, many kinds of beetles, turkeys. • Characteristics: 1: The horns on its nose are used as a saw for cutting down its favorite food, evergreen trees. 2: The tale is used as a thing to attract females for breeding. 3: Boar bugs live together for life. 4: The strange green half of its body let it climb non-evergreen trees so it can find beetles, a great snack for this bug. 5: Over 75% 0f boar bugs are males, so a male is lucky if he gets a female. 6: It has small wings under the green belly that regulates its body temperature. 7: It only eats grass if its 17 stomachs get too hungry. 8: The young are called biglets. 9: The hair below its head is a symbol of its authority to its pack. 10: The longest haired and oldest is the leader of its pack. 11: There are only 17 packs known in the world and there are only 200 boar bugs in each pack making them endangered. 12: scientists can’t clone these animals due to their difficult genetic code. 13: The animals are over hunted because their head and half its body can make leather so the U.S. government has stopped the hunting of this animal. 14: Turkeys are very easily caught by boar bugs because the turkeys think they are large bugs. 15: Their nose can smell anything within 20 miles of its exact position in any direction. 16: The boar bug has very few predators but they are eaten by mountain lions and coyotes.
Doheetah- Doheetias Mamalis • Common Name: Doheetah • Scientific Name: Doheetias Mamalis • Habitat: Plains • Geographic Range: Africa • Life Span: 26 years • Diet: consists of rabbits and other small animals • Characteristics: The Doheetah is a very fast an agile creature who spends most of his/her time in the trees of Africa. The Doheetah gives live birth to about 6 pups every year. It can reach speeds of about 64miles per hour and can weigh as much as 145 pounds. The Doheetah is a very gullible and friendly animal who sometimes gets in sticky situations • due to its nature. The color of the fur can vary: gray, black, white, and brown, but always keeps its dark black spots. The Doheetah has a love for swimming, and can be found most of the time bathing itself in the river. The Doheetah sleeps for about 6 hours each day. It consumes 20 pounds of food each day. The Doheetah is also color blind. Its eye color is usually blue, but can be green or brown.
Dinabbit -Canis Sondaicus Insularis We have just discovered an amazing new animal called a Dinabbit. It’s about 5 feet wide and 5 feet tall. It has large ears and the head of a rabbit. Its legs are quite short and it has a very large stomach like a rhino’s. Their tale is about 2 feet long and fury like one from a dog. Its mouth is small and has to nibble at its food. But its nose is a little black stub like a rabbit’s. It mainly eats vegetables like carrots, potatoes, celery, and tomatoes. But it is extremely friendly and won’t hurt you. Every once in a while you might find it in your garden, so don’t be afraid to make it go away.
Chigger - Jubatus Tigris This awesome Chigger is 4 feet wide and 3 feet tall. He is the fastest runner on earth. His teeth are sharper than shark’s teeth. His teeth look like saber tooth tigers teeth so he can kill animals easily. It has a tail that is about 4 feet long with a black spotted tail. It has four legs that are very strong. It can reach 90 miles an hour in 10 seconds. It has whiskers that sense if something dangerous is around him. The middle of its body is spotted so it helps it blend in. Its paws are really big; it has soft padding on the bottom of its feet. Its has claws that can dig three inches in a tree so it can climb. His ears are medium size, but he can her a mouse a half a mile away. This animal will not attack people. A female Chigger is a little bit smaller. She can protect her self better because she has to defend the baby Chiggers. The male will not hurt the cubs because the whole family will stay together for along time. Researchers found this animal in a cave in Kenya almost dead, but they saved its life. They named it Simba.
Watersian - Ursus Ursidae • Common Name: Watersian • Scientific Name: Ursus Ursidae • Habitat: A Watersian can live anywhere in the world except for temperatures that exceed 100 degrees. It only found in the U.S. or Canada. It doesn’t live anywhere with less then 10 inches of rain and it lives by water. • Life Span: U.S. 79-86 years. Canada 77- 82 years. Zoo 100+ years • Diet: It needs at least 10 gallons of water. Eat’s 10 pounds of meat a week. If it’s hungry it well eats grass. BABY: 1 gallon of the mother’s milk a day. • Characteristics: • It can kill a human easily • It kills bigger animals with its poisonous mouth • It kills littler animals with its feet • It is the slowest eater in the world • Its fur changes color black for summer white for winter. • It can lay around 100 eggs a year • It is immune to all diseases and venom in the world. • Breeding season is all year long • It only takes a month for the eggs to hatch. • The Watersian can start breeding when its four weeks old. • Some Watersians eats other Watersians.
Puffkin - Pipsaz Alicaaz • Puffkin! • Pipsaz Alicaaz • This little jewel loves snow! You can find them in mostly in Canada. By the lakes. They really like to sleep in nests. • (LIKE TO CUDDLE WITH THE ONES THEY LOVE!) • No need to worry about this little guy dying! • He lives for about hundred years. • (IN BIRD YEARS!) • He loves to eat fish, worms, and eggs. • Now I bet you are asking what he is like…well I can tell you! • He’s very…Loving, Sweet, Faithful, Protective, Active, Bubbly, Happy! ( NEVER DEPRESSED!), Funny, Nice, & Lucky + = Puffkin
GuineaPiller- Guana Lala • GuineaPiller • Scientific Name: Guana Lala • Habitat: With a Nice Warm Family Who Loves Him! • Geographic Range: Everywhere! • Life Span: FOREVER! • Diet: Cotton Candy, Gum, and Anything Sugary! • Characteristics: Sweet, Cute, Feisty, Adorable, Grumpy (on Mondays!), usually VERY happy, Likes to bite, Soft wet nose, Outgoing, Hilarious, Bubbly personality (Unlike SOME people!), Loving (if you’re his Mommy!), and all together a really good little guy/girl!
Pansquig –Ailuropoda Esquirolafricanus • Common Name: Pansquig (Panda; Squirrel; Pig) • Scientific Name: Ailuropoda Esquirolafricanus • Habitat: Jungles, forests, woods, savannas, and anywhere muddy! • Geographic Range: Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia • Life Span: Anywhere from 14 to 30 years (it varies) • Diet: Bamboo, various nuts, and various veggies. Characteristics: Head of a Panda, legs of a Ground Squirrel, and tail of a Pig. Has an attitude, but is still gentle, sweet, kind, loving, and caring. High maintenance Pansquigs are defensive, unless something threatens them Very Protective Extremely intelligent Live birth Pregnancy lasts 80 to 150 days. 135 is the average A Pansquig mother will have 2 or 3 babies in a lifetime The father takes care of the babies after they are born and the mother looks for food Though classified as a carnivore, its diet is mostly herbivorous
Campitirrel Rhino - Campitirrelus Rhinoceros • Common Name: Campitirrel Rhino • Scientific Name: Campitirrelus Rhinoceros • Habitat: Preferably grasslands/savannas with mild temperatures all year round. • Geographic Range: Can be found in the southern part of the continent of Africa. • Life Span: Can live around 30-45 years in the wild. • Diet: Grasses and also ingests herbs and occasionally woody shrubs. Herbivores rule!!! • Characteristics: It is a very friendly animal. But when their territory is threatened they tend to get a little mean. They are high maintenance creatures, meaning they think better of themselves. They tend to live alone or in packs of parent(s) and child(ren). Campitirrels have on average 3 children. The children are as helpless as human infants. The children stay with the mother till it is 28 months old. The female campitirrel takes care of the children while the male goes and finds another male to fight with. Males fight over territory, and you wouldn’t want to get in between them. Even though they have good intensions these fights normally last till the death. Ha-ha! Just kidding! It normally lasts till they get tired. The campitirrel tire fast, which is mainly the reason they are at the bottom of the food chain as prey. These animals adapt to different habitats easily. They are very intelligent animals, but they tend to be a little curious. They are one of the most patient animals in the entire animal kingdom.
Green Squid fish - Greenus Squidus • Common name: Green Squid fish • Scientific name: Greenus Squidus • Habitat: Swamps or oceans • Geographic range: Found only in Mongolia and Ecuador • Life span: 30 years • Diet: Sperm whales and sugar. • Characteristics: 1.Makes loud honking sounds when upset. 2.The Green squid fish likes to kill innocent fish. 3. It hates bunnies and birds. 4. It is known for being very lazy. 5. Tailfin may vary in color. 6. It chews on garbage thrown into water. 7. It lays approximately 4 eggs every 8 days. 8. Usually, 1 in every 4 babies dies a few minutes after being hatched. 9. It is very colorful. 10.Tail may have spots, stripes or weird shapes on it. 11. It doesn’t sleep a lot.
Pony Bear - Shingalinga Dingdong • Pony Bear • Shingalinga Dingdong • Habitat: in the wilderness • Geographic Range: in the mountains across the states Idaho to New York • Life Span: Forever (well until it dies!!) • Diet: meat and sometimes humans • Characteristics: Stubborn and gets mad very easily (may eat you), shy, loves everyone . . . unless you make it mad, guilty, bubbly once it gets to know you, outgoing, ambitious and . . . . Feisty!! Hyper when he gets • Happy (very unusual, but will happen once in a while!!) May/likes to bite you . . . . (Usually until you’re dead.) • There’s only a few in the world but everyone should see this magnificent animal before they’re GONE!! . . . Or perhaps before you’re gone!
Tatunka - Comminor silentietc Common Name - Tatunka Scientific Name - Comminor silentietc Habitat - The Tatunka habitats in the remote parts of Iceland. It migrates south during the fall and comes back in the summer. Geographic Range - From the North coast of Iceland to the southern parts of Ireland. They may become off track and end up in the northern tip of the United Kingdom Life Span – 17-19 years on average Diet – Carnivores, may scavenge for dead animal carcasses occasionally. Characteristics – Weighs about 140 pounds at birth. Grows nearly 30 pounds a year until it reaches a maturity age of 15. The average weight of an adult is around 600 pounds. They have the ability to breathe under water for as long as 30 minutes. It can be as long as 6 feet. It can sleep only for 2-3 hours a day, but once a month it will sleep for 24 hours. Turns brown in the fall to blend in with that leaves. Full of energy, trys to stay hidden from predators. Predators include, Wolves, Phillip Breitbachs, and the extremely rare unicorns. Can eat up to 20 pounds of meat and water each day. It does in fact hibernate for 1 month during the winter after they migrate south. Mating occurs during the month before fall. It must avoid the carnivorous
Orcees flyhunterthingy – Pot narelatrores • It can stay under water for a half an hour. • It lives for about 600 years • It lives on the sides of South America. Mostly in Chile. Near the mountains • It lives in grasslands of the United States and Africa ( and all over the world). • Length: 20 feet • Width: 5 feet • Weight: 500 pounds • Wingspan: 50 feet • It can fly over 200 feet. • It can fly as high as 100 feet. • It can fly at 30 M.P.H. • It can stampede at 15 M.P.H. • It is friends with the winged imp, Some Sort of Weird Amphibious Dolphin, Defender Lemur • Diet: candy bars, pizza, sodee pop, Kool-aid, energy drinks, leaves, sundaes, civilians, pickles, worms, canadian bacon, cheese, newspapers, the bark off of trees, and pumpkin pie • Enemies: frogs, polar pandas, whales, and street lights (when turned on) • Does for fun: eats paper, sleeps, plays cards with Some Sort of Weird Amphibious Dolphin, watches TV, listens to AC/DC, bites the stems off of pumpkins, and plays handheld video games
The winged imp: volatilis owl monachus • Habitat: uhhhhhhhhhhh the jungle in the middle of an island so hard to spot, if you tried, you would eat your own hand from the pressure. It also migrates northeast to feed with some sort of weird amphibious dolphin and the orcees flyhunter thingy • Diet: anything in sight (except the some sort of weird amphibious dolphin and the orcees flyhunter thingy) • Size: length, 100ft, width, 50ft, wingspan, 200ft, 70ft tall • Movement: runs at a top speed of 120MPH also fly’s at a top speed of 2000MPH • Behavior: the winged imp has been known to fly in packs, these packs also are suspected to fly next to fighter jets and bring them to the ground. When they take down the jets they use the scrap metal to build large nests for the young • Enemy: AA guns, SAM’s • Communication: it communicated by loud screeches and yelps • Life span: 800 years (700 years from hatch to death, 100 years in an egg)
Raccoon LizardRaconumus Lizentus • Habitat: They can live anywhere that has lots of plains and rainforests. • Geographic Range: You can find them in Suriname which is in the Northeast part of South America. • Life Span: 20-40 years. • Diet: They eat grass, leaves, bugs, and some smaller animals. • Characteristics: They can be brown, black, green, and white. They have stripes on their tail. They have fur on their heads. They also have markings on their body that some say they came from the Roman god Mars. They Weigh up to twenty five pounds. They have whiskers on their face. They have rather large ears on their head of course. If you are far enough they look like they are being crushed by a boa constrictor. They can become as long as a desert iguana. • They have really small feet so they can fit into small places. They have sticky feet so they can climb really fast and good. Their ears are made especially for finding far away insects. Their nose can smell insects from three miles away. Their eyes can see up to two miles away. They also can burrow under the ground to hide from predators. They can grow two extra limbs to pick up different items. • Facts: They can eat up to twice their own weight. They can lift three times their own weight. They can also die from extreme temperatures. If it gets two hot they have about one week to find cool temperatures. They are extremely fragile and if you put a couple pounds of pressure on them they could die. Their name comes from the roman god Mars who named them. They have been on the world for has long as the first known humans ever recorded. Predators include owls, foxes, coyotes, dogs, and rats.
Snowshoe Wolf - Canis lepus • Habitat: This animal lives in open fields, swamps, riverside thickets, cedar bogs, and coniferous lowlands. • Geographic Range: The snowshoe wolf mostly lives in North and South America. It can also live in parts of Asia and Europe. • Life Span: Snowshoe wolves can live to be 5-17 years old. Most live to be about 15-16 years old. • Diet: Snowshoe wolves eat many types of leaves, berries, and flowers. • Characteristics: • Can run faster than a cheetah. • Can hop like a rabbit. • Are born fully furred with their eyes open. • Females tend to be smaller and lighter than males. • Tend to live in groups of 7-10. • Litters usually include 4-5 babies. • Coat changes from season to season. • Able to tolerate years of sub-zero temperatures, and up to five months of darkness a year. • Fur has air pockets that provide insulation. • Have stiff fur on large back feet to protect them from the cold. • Spread their toes and their feet act like snowshoes in deep snow.
Polar Donkey RabbitPolarus Donkrabbicus • Habitat: The Polar Donkey Rabbit lives on the land in a cold, snowy habitat. • Geographic Range: The Polar Donkey Rabbit lives in Antarctica. • Lifespan: 10-20 years • Diet: Grass and other vegetation (under the snow). • Characteristics: The Polar Donkey Rabbit hops like a bunny and sounds like a donkey. It has thick fur like a polar bear so it never gets cold. It is very fast and can get away from predators easily. Even though it sounds like a donkey, it can also roar like a polar bear to scare away predators. As a home, the Polar Donkey Rabbit makes a burrow in the snow. It makes many chambers and emergency exits, incase they are discovered by a predator. The babies stay with the parents for about a year. As with many animals, the females are smaller than the males. Polar Donkey Rabbits also live in groups. Since they live in groups, they take turns guarding the burrow. When the other Polar Donkey Rabbits here the lookouts roaring, they dive under the snow and burrow under the ground. The Polar Donkey Rabbits’ also blend in with their surroundings.
Spear Turtle - Iaculum Testudo • Habitat: The Spear Turtle lives in shallow waters and swamps all around the inner part of Southern Africa • Geographic Range: Southern Africa • Life Span: around 200 years • Diet: Elephants, Zebras, Lions and other animals in that category • Characteristics: The Spear Turtle is one of the worlds largest land animals; it is usually around 15 feet tall. It can breathe underwater for up to 12 hours. its two large tusks are 3 feet long and are able to penetrate steel. Its shell is 3 inches thick and is almost as strong as steel. Its scales are virtually impenetrable to all fangs and teeth. Though it has fairly short legs and a large heavy shell the spear turtle’s massive and powerful legs enable it to run at 40mph for 12 seconds at a time. The Spear Turtle is considered one of the world’s greatest hunters. It hides in the water until it can find a target, if it selects a smaller target like a Zebra or Lion; it charges at them at tramples them. But if they are a larger target like an Elephant or Rhino; it runs at fall speed towards them and head butts them; and when they are on the ground they impale them with their tusk.
Polar Badger - Polar Insigne • Habitat: Ice caps • Geographic Range: Antarctica • Life Span: One Million Years • Diet: A feast once a year of penguins, seals, and ice. • Characteristics: • Back feet go directly into the tracks of the front feet to save energy. • Uses multiple burrows made in the ice • The entrance to a burrow is underwater next to a breathing hole, only 10 feet from the surface • You can see where a Polar Badger nest entrance is by finding a breathing hole that has the sides ‘ripped’ up; that’s from the animal coming out • The Polar Badger in the picture above is the only one to have been photographed • The grass is a special species; it can survive ONLY in the Antarctic climate, so that’s the bedding of the animal • Uses a burrow for only a year, and then cycles to the next burrow • Can go back to old burrows • Mates only once in their life; when they have 250 years left • Young look like a badger with a Polar Bear tail • Is quiet friendly with humans unless provoked • Is the same size as a polar bear
Orsey - Puma allabus • Habitat: Dark, secluded areas are best for the Orsey. They live in heavily wooded areas as well as plateaus. They love mossy logs and will have their kittens there. • Geographic Range: North America, South America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. • Life span: 15-20 years in the wild, if captive 10-15 years. • Diet: The Orsey’s diet consists mainly of small rodents, berries, and grass. • Characteristics: The Boweler is a very violent creature weighing anywhere from 87- 123 pounds. It can reach running speeds of up to 45 mph. They have offspring every once in a while (exact dates are not known.) They have at least 5-6 offspring in a litter. Their gestation period is 89 days. They can be seen perching in low-lying trees and long grass. The Orsey is a flightless bird. Their stomach is very small so they can also be seen grazing all day. They are highly allergic to foaming hand soap and Oreo cookies. They make noise by Irish dancing. Their foot steps can be over 3 miles away. They have been believed to cause deafness in 9 people. Their breath is highly poisonous and they use the color of their feathers, skin, and fur to camouflage themselves. They have only one predator, the common house mouse. They are terribly afraid of humans and the Orsey is closely related to Bigfoot. Scientists are searching for more of these creatures and are offering a £5000 reward for their capture. If you have any ideas or clues concerning the Orsey’s where about, please contact Jordan at the nature center at 555-3234. Thank you!
Lemur OwlzardLemcatta tytocollaris • Habitat: It lives in dry places that don’t get rain for seven or eight months. They live in the desert scrub, desert wash, and thick foliage. • Geographic range: It many lives in Madagascar and many other neighboring islands. • Life span: Its live span is about 23-28 years. • Diet: It eats mainly voles, birds, leaves, flowers, insects, fruit, herbs, small vertebrates, plant matter, collard greens, mustard greens, kale, and zucchini. • Characteristics: The Lemur Owlzard is able to fly about 100 feet. It had a long tail so that it can hit its predators to keep them away. Its tail can swing about 50-75 miles per hour. It is also a very social animal. It has a very good sense of smell; they can smell prey up to 500 miles away. It is also hisses to warn other animals off. It is a very buff animal and is sometimes called a Lemur-faced Owl. It often nests 3-4 months out of the year. The tail is often very bright yellow and green most of the year. If the Lemur Owlzard is a high rating male, they have more of a chance of being with a high- rating female, which often offers protection from predators.
Poladonkey BearPoladonkeytis Bearitus • Habitat: In snowy Mountains • Geographic Range: In Antarctica • Life Span: 25- 35 Years • Diet: soda pop, Candy bars
