Sea Lions

Posted in Uncategorized on April 18, 2009 by animalsexpert

In spring, Sealions gather at breeding areas called “rookeries”. Males arrive in May, staking out territories before the females come ashore. When the females arrive, they are herded into a bull’s territory to form a “harem” – a group of about

15 or more females. Soon after they arrive, females give birth to a pup conceived the previous year.

The pups remain with their mother for about one year but often gather in groups with the other pups to play and engage in mock battles. When pups are a year old, they are called “yearlings.”

Husky

Posted in Uncategorized on February 3, 2009 by animalsexpert

                                                                           

This husky came from north east Asia and was used as an endurence sled dog by the Chukchi people. It weighs 45-60 lbs and it’s height is 21 inches. They are gentle and friendly. They are trained for the toughest type of work.

Bengal Tiger

Posted in Uncategorized on February 2, 2009 by animalsexpert

                                                                                   

Bengal tigers are really fierce. I have adopted one at Chester zoo. He is called stripes. He get shy when people crowd around him. They are very endangered. They live in India and parts of Russia. They sleep half of the day but they are very enagetic. After their they go hunting for food. They catch deer, gazelles and rabbits.

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