As adults, we tend to forget the joy being in nature brings. That animals seek nothing but love. Much like our tiny tots.
Maybe that’s why kids also have a natural inclination towards animals!
Wildlife opens up a whole new world of wonder and questions for children. It makes no difference to them whether an animal is exotic & rare or as common as a squirrel, observing these animals brings thrill and joy to children. They find it mysterious and love asking questions about their lives, habitats, trying to relate it with how we live and exist.
Some totally awesome fun facts about animals for kids :
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Elephants spend 16 hours per day eating and can live to be 70 years old! An adult elephant consumes 100 – 250 kg of food per day
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Giraffes are the tallest mammals on Earth, Their legs alone are taller than many humans—about 6 feet. They spend most of their lives standing up; they even sleep and give birth standing up.
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Sloths can move along the ground at just 2 mtr (6.5 ft) per minute! This slow-movement and their unique thick fur make it a great habitat for other creatures such as moths, beetles, cockroaches, fungi, and algae. The green coloured algae actually provides a camouflage so sloths can avoid predators.
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Howler Monkeys are the loudest animal in the New World and their sound can travel for up to three miles of thick forest. Male howler monkeys have large throats and specialized, shell-like vocal chambers that help to turn up the volume on their distinctive call. The noise sends a clear message to other monkeys: Stay Out!
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Saltwater Crocodiles are the largest species of crocodile, in fact the largest of the reptiles! The Saltwater Crocodile has the strongest bite amongst any living animal. However, the muscles that open its mouth are relatively weak.
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Male lions grow impressive manes, these manes grow up to 16cm long and are a sign of dominance. Lions are highly adaptable and can live in very dry areas like the Kalahari Desert. Here they get most of their water from their prey and will even drink from plants.
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Hedgehogs have around 5000 to 7000 spines on their back. These can be raised and lowered to respond to danger. Their long snout helps them hunt for insects, worms, caterpillars and berries. They hunt mostly using their hearing and smell as their eyesight is not very good but they can see very well in the dark.
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Elephants spend 16 hours per day eating and can live to be 70 years old! An adult elephant consumes 100 – 250 kg of food per day
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Giraffes are the tallest mammals on Earth, Their legs alone are taller than many humans—about 6 feet. They spend most of their lives standing up; they even sleep and give birth standing up.
3
Sloths can move along the ground at just 2 mtr (6.5 ft) per minute! This slow-movement and their unique thick fur make it a great habitat for other creatures such as moths, beetles, cockroaches, fungi, and algae. The green coloured algae actually provides a camouflage so sloths can avoid predators.
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Howler Monkeys are the loudest animal in the New World and their sound can travel for up to three miles of thick forest. Male howler monkeys have large throats and specialized, shell-like vocal chambers that help to turn up the volume on their distinctive call. The noise sends a clear message to other monkeys: Stay Out!
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Saltwater Crocodiles are the largest species of crocodile, in fact the largest of the reptiles! The Saltwater Crocodile has the strongest bite amongst any living animal. However, the muscles that open its mouth are relatively weak.
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Male lions grow impressive manes, these manes grow up to 16cm long and are a sign of dominance. Lions are highly adaptable and can live in very dry areas like the Kalahari Desert. Here they get most of their water from their prey and will even drink from plants.
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Hedgehogs have around 5000 to 7000 spines on their back. These can be raised and lowered to respond to danger. Their long snout helps them hunt for insects, worms, caterpillars and berries. They hunt mostly using their hearing and smell as their eyesight is not very good but they can see very well in the dark.