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LiLRick
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This is the ULTIMATE discussion for animal lovers! This is for all animal lovers regardless of how much you know. If you know a lot, PLEASE feel free to be a know it all (respectfully of course) and if you want to learn about an animal, ask anybody who posts here.

I am glad to answer any question as best I can!

I may even ask some myself. If you know a lot about an animal and are dying to say a little known fact, just blab it out. I don't want any hesitation on correcting others, as long as it's a discussion, not and arguement and that it is done correctly with good sportsmanship.
If you want to state a random fact while there is a specific topc being discussed then just do this:

Did you know...

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REMEMBER: anything having to do with animals can be said.

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LiLRick
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Did you know...

That the giraff's closest living relative is the okapi, which shares the unique characteristic of having a blue, prehensile tongue?

loloynage2
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Okay... I'll give it a shot.

Where do animals go when they die?

LivingToDie
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Where do animals go when they die?


Depends on the animal, some are probably used for their fur others for their meat, some both.
LiLRick
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Where do animals go when they die?


I don't know aboutt their spirit. Some religions coover that, but their organic molecules are almost instantly scattered by through consumption, diffusion, and other outside forces. So, in that sense, everywhere.
jets99
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I love animals I know nothing but I really need help I have to do a report on aardvarks and its due Monday and I havent even started it! please give me all the info you have on my page

LiLRick
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On your profile? I will tell that they are not my expertise but I can give you some basic information. I hope what I can get you started. Just tell me where to post it.

Efan
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I love animals I know nothing but I really need help I have to do a report on aardvarks and its due Monday and I havent even started it!

Well this was bound to happen. GOOGLE IS YOUR FRIEND. Seriously kid, no one is going to want to help you with your homework.
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Did you know that dogs actually can see a small amount of colours? Nor is their vision literally black and white. Shades of gray and yellows are what's seen mostly.
LiLRick
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Did you know that dogs actually can see a small amount of colours? Nor is their vision literally black and white. Shades of gray and yellows are what's seen mostly.


They also can see trace amounts of blue under certain circumstances. Like if it is a certain shade next to a contrasting color if the blue area is large enough.
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I love animals I know nothing but I really need help I have to do a report on aardvarks and its due Monday and I havent even started it! please give me all the info you have on my page


Here's something to get you started. And remember look at the citations on wiki rather then wiki itself.
http://www.awf.org/content/wildlife/detail/aardvark
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v292/n5823/abs/292538a0.html
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/2676377.stm
http://www.tierseiten.com/roehrenzaehner/aardvark.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aardvark

Fun fact on parrots. While their brains aren't nearly as developed, like a humans brain most of a parrots brain is actually devoted to cognitive behavior rather then instinctual.
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y163/MageGrayWolf/03-brai-diagram.gif
LiLRick
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In intelligence, less than average I guess. Very ignorant but with potential.

MageGrayWolf
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Well, are llamas smart? X{D


Smart compared to what?
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Fun fact on parrots. While their brains aren't nearly as developed, like a humans brain most of a parrots brain is actually devoted to cognitive behavior rather then instinctual.


MageGrayWolf, is there an expansion on what the source means by "instinctual" behaviour? I'd be interested to know.
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What behaviour.? And why make a duplicate thread?

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