Wombat Facts

Wombat Facts

Wombats are Australian marsupials. They are burrowing creatures and are most active at night. This page contains wombat facts, and is part of our Australian Animals series. Read on to find out more about these interesting animals…

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Zebra Facts For Kids

Zebra Facts For Kids

Zebras are some of the most recognisable animals in the world. Most children will be able to identify this distinctive member of the horse family by its black and white stripes. This page contains zebra facts for kids and adults, and is part of our African Animals series.

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Ocelot Facts For Kids

Ocelot Facts For Kids

The ocelot is a member of the cat family, Felidae. It looks like a small, slender leopard (and for this reason is also known as the ‘dwarf leopard’). The ocelot is found throughout South America, and its range extends as far north as southern Texas. This article contains ocelot facts for kids, and is part of the Active Wild Rainforest Animals series.

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Mountain Gorilla Facts, Pictures & Information

mountain gorilla facts

Mountain gorilla facts, pictures, video and in-depth information. The mountain gorilla is a subspecies of eastern gorilla, a critically endangered African primate. On this page we're going to discover where it lives, its preferred habitat, what it eats, how it communicates and much more. We're also going to find out how we can help this endangered animal.

Read on to find out some amazing mountain gorilla facts! This article is part of our endangered animals series.

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Koala Facts For Kids

Koala Facts For Kids

The koala is one of the most famous Australian animals. Known throughout the world for its cute looks, this popular marsupial lives in eucalyptus trees and spends most of its life asleep! This page contains koala facts for kids, and is in our Australian Animals series.

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Spider Monkey Facts For Kids

Spider Monkey Facts For Kids

Spider monkeys have long thin limbs and tails: it’s not difficult to see how these primates got their name! Spider monkeys roam through the rainforest canopy in search of fruit and nuts. They are the most intelligent New World monkeys.

Sadly, like many rainforest animals, spider monkeys are under threat – mainly due to habitat loss. This article contains spider monkey facts, and is part of our Rainforest Animals series. Be sure to watch the video of spider monkeys in the wild!

Read on for in-depth spider monkey information...

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