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Silas 3 year s ago
Wasp nests are usually easy to spot where I live but hornets can live in the mud and are a lot more aggressive when startled. You also never want to eat a hare, especially one that's bee living on sage. Hopefully dementia will take that memory some day soon!
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Hal 3 year s ago
Who thought any of these were the same animal?
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Sarah 3 year s ago
Seals have tiny ears and sea lions don't. A donky is a breed of animal, while a mule is sterile. Tortises have rounder shells, and turtles have webs between their toes. Fun fact Grizzly bear, brown bear, and, Kodiac bears are all the same species, but due to terrains and food sources they have different sizes and fur styles.
Wolverine vs honey badger
Despite living in different climate zones — the honey badger that lives in Africa and the wolverine that resides in the northern forests — both belong to the Mustelidae family. Wolverines are taller with longer legs and noticeable ears and have brown fur with yellow rings. Honey badgers keep closer to the ground and have black bodies with a white “cape” on their backs.
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Silas 3 year s ago
Wasp nests are usually easy to spot where I live but hornets can live in the mud and are a lot more aggressive when startled. You also never want to eat a hare, especially one that's bee living on sage. Hopefully dementia will take that memory some day soon!
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Hal 3 year s ago
Who thought any of these were the same animal?
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Sarah 3 year s ago
Seals have tiny ears and sea lions don't. A donky is a breed of animal, while a mule is sterile. Tortises have rounder shells, and turtles have webs between their toes. Fun fact Grizzly bear, brown bear, and, Kodiac bears are all the same species, but due to terrains and food sources they have different sizes and fur styles.