Quadrupeds
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Some Facts About Pine Martens
Once threatened with extinction in the British Isles, the European pine marten is making a comeback thanks to protection and conservation efforts.
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Reintroducing Beavers to Scotland
In May 2009 beavers were reintroduced to Scotland after an absence of hundreds of years. Despite some opposition, the project has generally been welcomed.
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Some Facts about the Scottish Wildcat
Many of Scotland's native species - including wolves, bears and lynx - have been extinct in the country for centuries. The wildcat, though in decline, remains.
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Red Squirrels in the United Kingdom
Red squirrels are threatened in the UK by the expansion of their grey North American cousins. As their range shrinks, conservation groups are working to protect them.
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Baboons
Baboons are magnificent primates fighting an on going battle to survive - against not only their natural predators but also the difficulties of living near people.
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Domestic vs. Wild Rabbits
Many people do not understand that domestic rabbits, such as those sold in pet stores, are not the same as wild rabbits who live self-sufficiently in nature.
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What is a Quadruped?
"Quadruped" comes from the Latin term meaning "four feet." Many mammals are quadrupeds, as are a few other animals such as lizards. Read on to learn more about quadrupeds
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Mountain Goats
This powerful animal has the capacity to climb high and endure freezing temperatures. Learn how the mountain goat survives and thrives in its environment.
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What Exactly Are Reindeer?
Most people outside of the Arctic or the frozen tundra have never even seen a reindeer, let alone know anything about them. Here are a few basic facts.
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