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Our educational resources, activities, quizzes and other materials will develop an understanding of the importance of animals
Lions are the second largest big cats after tigers. There are two species left in the world today - the African lion and the Asiatic lion.
Elephants are the largest living land-based mammal and can weigh between 3,000 to 5,000 kg with a body length of over 6 metres.
Chickens are way more intelligent and sensitive than many people think. These clever creatures are the closest living relatives to the Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Do you know the difference between monkeys and apes? Read on to learn how to identify the mischievous monkey.
There are eight species of bears including the Asiatic black bear, sloth bear, sun bear, and brown bear.
The koala is an iconic Australian marsupial. They have thick fur which can be brown or grey in colour, large ears, a black nose and no tail.
Do anteaters really eat ants? How long is an anteater’s tongue? Read on for answers and more fun facts about these surprisingly fierce mammals.
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