Research on Animals

Paedophryne Amanuensis

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Paedophrne eats small invertebrates .They are from Papua New Guinea
And live in forests. It is 7.7 mm long
Paedophryne Amanuensis is a species of microhylid frog endemic to Eastern
Papua New Guinea. It is concerned that it is the smallest vertebrate in the world.
These are listed as the 10 new species 2013 by the International Institute for
Species exploration.

The Caquetá Titi monkey

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The Caquetá Titi monkey is a rare and critically endangered species of titi monkey
that lives in the forests of Colombia.
. It has a brown fur with a reddish chest, neck and cheeks, and a distinctive red
beard12. It is also smaller than most titi monkeys, with a body length of about 35
cm and a tail length of about 61 cm1.
The Caquetá Titi monkey lives in small family groups of two to seven individuals,
consisting of a mating pair and their offspring.

Giant Pada
The giant panda is a bear species that lives in the mountains of central China. It has
a distinctive black-and-white coat and a round face. It mainly eats bamboo, but
sometimes also other plants or animals. It is a vulnerable species, with less than
2,000 individuals left in the wild12
It communicates with other pandas through scent marks, calls, and body language.
The female panda gives birth to one or two cubs every two years, after a gestation
period of about five months. The cubs are born blind and helpless and depend on
their mother for about 18 months23

Dinosaurs

Dinosaurs were a group of reptiles that ruled the world for about 180 million years,
from the Triassic to the Cretaceous periods. They were diverse in size, shape, and
lifestyle, and some of them evolved into birds, the only living dinosaurs today 12

Polar Bears

The polar bears are amazing animals that live in the Arctic and are adapted to the
cold and icy environment. They are the largest and most powerful land carnivores,
and they have no natural enemies except humans. They mainly feed on seals, which
they hunt on the ice or in the water.
The polar bear’s fur is not actually white, but transparent and hollow. It reflects the
sunlight and camouflages the bear on the ice. Under the fur, the polar bear has
black skin, which absorbs heat from the sun2

Wooly Mammoth

Wooly Mammoths related to elephants, but had many adaptations to survive in the
cold environment of the Arctic region. Some of these adaptations included fur,
large paws, curved tusks, and a small tail and ears. The woolly mammoth was
mainly a grazer, feeding on grasses and sedges. It lived in herds and had a social
and intelligent behaviour.

Dodo Bird

The dodo bird was a flightless bird that lived on the island of Mauritius in the
Indian Ocean. It was related to pigeons and doves, but it was much larger and
heavier. It became extinct in the late 17th century, due to human hunting and
introduced animals. The dodo bird is one of the most famous examples of human-
caused extinction.

Passenger Pigeon
The passenger pigeons were a remarkable species of birds that once inhabited
North America. They were known for their incredible migrations, which could
darken the skies for days. They were also hunted to extinction by humans, who
exploited them for food and sport.

Black Rhino

The black rhino is a critically endangered species of rhinoceros that lives in eastern
and southern Africa. It has a hooked upper lip that helps it browse on leaves from
bushes and trees. It also has two horns that grow continuously from its skin.
It can run up to 35 miles per hour and has a keen sense of smell and hearing, but
poor eyesight. It relies on its horns and teeth for defence against predators and
rivals2

Blue Whale

Blue Whales are the largest animal ever to have existed, and can grow up to 98 feet
long and weigh up to 200 tons12 It belongs to the group of whales called rorquals.
The blue whale feeds mainly on tiny crustaceans called krill, which filters through
its baleen plates. It can eat up to four tons of krill per day.

Orangutans
The orangutan is a great ape that lives in the rainforests of Indonesia and
Malaysia. It is the largest arboreal mammal and has reddish-brown hair. It is highly
intelligent and can use tools and make nests. It is also very endangered due to
habitat loss, poaching, and the illegal pet trade.

Mountain Gorilla

The mountain gorilla is a subspecies of the eastern gorilla that lives in the high-
altitude forests of Central and East Africa. It is one of the most endangered
primates in the world, with only about 1,000 individuals left in the wild