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All morning I was thinking about how toads are better than frogs. (dynamic: expresses the temporary action of thinking; voluntary)I have a ten-year-old dog. (stative: expresses permanent ownership; involuntary)I am having a party for my dog’s eleventh birthday. ...
Owls do not usually drink water from pools like other birds, instead, they fulfill their water needs from the bodies of their prey. With every prey they eat, they get a gram of water for every gram of fat. However, sometimes they do drink a little when they are having baths in pools ...
Raccoons in the wild eat most heavily during the spring, summer, and fall. They do this to make sure there is enough fat on their bodies to get through the winter when food is scarce or the weather keeps them indoors. Raccoon Appearance and Behavior Raccoons are fascinating creatures that ...
as well as protect Everest itself from overcrowding and trash buildup. However, the mountain itself can never be truly safe. Over 300 people have died on the trek —giving Mount Everest a rather high death toll— and many of them are still there, since removing bodies from the treacherous ...
Most animals have kidneys to remove waste products from their blood. This means that humans, pigs, and even frogs have kidneys. Often, animals have two kidneys to provide a back up in case one fails.Answer and Explanation: The kidneys in pigs are protected by a thick layer of fatty ...
If you're new to Ontario Parks, you might be a little nervous about the animals that call our parks home. Many of us live in cities or suburbs, with little interaction with wildlife, so we don’t know how to react or behave. We want your parks experience
Cool fossil frogs. Giant Japanese salamander! Fire salamanders: not as colourful as the real thing, but here revealing their reproductive cycle in beautiful detail. Closeup of oviduct in above. Sexual dimorphism in Leptodactylus frogs: the males have bulging upper arms to (I am assuming) help ...
Wood Frogs have a incredible hibernation strategy.They freeze solidand their heart completely stops during winter! Found across North America, from Alabama to the Arctic, they grow to about 2.5 inches (6.4 cm) long. In spring, they thaw and resume activity. Their ability to survive freezing co...
that drastically alter aquatic bodies such as rivers and streams and ponds. Beavers take sticks, reeds, saplings and branches, and they use mud as a caulking material to build their dams. Beavers tend to build their dams in summer and fall, so be on the lookout for these impressive ...