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The Moose
(Alces alces)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Deer
Binomial name: Alces alces
Animal Description: Robust, endowed with wide antlers, which develop as a shovel and divided like the fingers of the hand.
Size: Between 2.60 and 2.90 m long and 1.90 of height
Weight: Of 300-450 kg.
Distribution: Northern regions of Europe, Asia and North America
Habitat: ForestsFood: Leaves, herbs and thin branches.
Social: Meets in flocks of males and females, although not very socialble.
Behavior: Generally daytime
Reproduction: September
Gestation: 230 to 260 days
Calves: The first 1 then 2

The Red Fox
(Vulpes vulpes)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Canidae
Genus: Vulpes
Binomial name: Vulpes vulpes
Description: Can berecognized by its elongated body, sharp head and ending in a sharp snout, the pupil usually oval and slightly oblique, short legs and long tail and covered with thick hair. His hair is reddish-gray ash tends to chest and belly.
Height: 60 to 75 cm excluding the 35-50 cm tail. His height is about 40 cm.
Weight: Between 4 and 10 Kg
Distribution: In most of the northern hemisphere and in SouthAustralia
Habitat: Forests, fields and mountains
Feeding: Your preferred prey are rodents, but also hunting other small animals and birds. Also eats insects, fruit, honey and even carrion
Social: Solitaire
Behavior: Mainly active at night
Ripening: 10 months
Gestation: 2 months
Calves: Young between 3 and 8, although the most common is between 4 and 7
birth weight 150 grams.
Longevity:Approx 3 years in the wild and up to 12 years in captivity.

The American Bison
(Bison bison)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Bovidae
Binomial: Name Bison bison
Description: Largest land mammal in America, Head-thick and coarse, short neck and high.
Size: About 3 m in length, plus 60 cm tail and a lump of 1.90 m.
Weight: Between 600 and 800 kg
Distribution: In theearly twentieth century was distributed in North America
Habitat: Grassland, currently only national parks
Food: Grass
Social: In herds
Reproduction: In August and September
Gestation: Approximately 10 months
Calves: Rarely 1 and 2
Weight: Birth 40 kg
Population: In 1902 there were only 25 in 1943 and had about 5000
Status: Legally protected

The Hornbill Crow
(Bucorvus abyssinicus)Class: Aves
Order: Coraciformes
Family: Bucerótidos
Gender: Bucorvus
Species: B. abyssinicus
Binomial: Name Bucorvus abyssinicus
Description: Has a bump on the peak tubular shaped helmet with longitudinal grooves. The plumage is glossy black, with some white on the wings, the base of the upper jaw is colored red and yellow, the periocular region is blue, and the bare skin of thethroat, blue and red.
Height: 1.10 m long, approx.
Weight: 3 Kg
Distribution: Tropical Africa
Habitat: Forest steppes and mountain forests.
Food: Omnivorous feeding. Cause estragaos between mice and small snakes. It also delves into the deposits of filth and dung heaps.
Social: Lives in pairs or small groups.
Behavior: Daytime
Gestation: To 40 days
Longevity: Incaptivity up to 40 years.

The Lynx
(Lynx lynx)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Carnivora
Family: Felidae
Binomial name: Lynx lynx
Description: Sturdy, strong, thick claws. Long pointed ears and end up in a stiff black hairs mechoncitode.
Carving 0.80 to 1.30 m in length over the tail of 10 to 25 cm. Height about 75 cm.
Weighing: 30 to 45 kg.
Distribution: Europe, Asia and North America to Mexico.Habitat: Thick Forest
Food: All mammals larger than deer, birds and birds of certain size, roosters and geese forest
Social: Lone Wanderer
Behavior: Nocturnal
Reprodruction: Winter
Gestation: 60 days
Calves: 1-4 pups
Birth: Weight 300 g

The Camel
(Camelus bactrianus)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Camelid
Genus: Camelus
Species: C. bactrianus
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