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my dogs

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Hi everyone sorry i havent been posting lately, I  havent had much time to do a detailed post. Today I am going to talk about my dogs Mango and Siri.                         MANGO                                           She is very calm I have had her my whole life She once stole a piece of pizza She is 13 years old She is black and brown Her birthday is September 27 She is a mix of dog types                     SIRI I got her when i was seven and she was 1.5 She is very energetic She always play fights with Mango She has several toys  She is 3 right now Her birthday is August 8 She is a labradoodle

Rhinoceros

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Hello everyone! RHINOCEROS (RHINO) The name Rhinoceros means "Nose Horn'  5 species of rhinoceros  3 out of the 5 rhinoceros species are critically endangered They are often hunted by humans for their horns Related to their big body they have small brains They are herbivores 

Giraffe

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Thank you Jonathan for the idea of doing this animal!         GIRAFFE  Population is dwindling because of poaching and habitat loss caused by human population growth. The population went down from 140000 to fewer than 80000 today. Freshly severed heads and giraffe bones can fetch prices of up to $140 per piece. :/ :/ :/ SAD Their fur has many uses, for example making clothes. SAD :/

Tiger

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Hello everyone! Here are some facts on tigers. Tiger Facts Largest of all living cats In the wild they live up to 15 years Have a litter of up to 7 cubs

Island Fox

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Hi everyone!        My project at school is on the island fox.           Island Fox Just one of the 4 subspecies  On Santa Cruz island, the fox population has fallen from 1500 to less than 100 in a 5 year span Each island (4) has a different subspecies 

My First Post - Polar Bear

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Welcome friends, family, and teachers to my blog! In this blog I will be posting facts about animals and sometimes how to protect endangered animals or to stop animals from getting endangered. From Wikipedia POLAR BEAR They have black skin Blubber up to 4 inches thick Scientific name: Ursus maritimus Biggest member of the bear family