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merci!

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Streak-headed Woodcreepers (Lepidocolaptes souleyetii)

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01.02.15 - 04:35

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A beautiful rainbow chameleon also known as Veiled chameleon. (Chamaeleo calyptratus)

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01.02.15 - 16:19

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02.02.15 - 02:45

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The Sun Bear, also known as honey bear, can extend its exceptionally long tongue 20–25 cm (7.9–9.8 in) to extract insects and honey.

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This is a honey possum (Tarsipes rostratus).

The honey possum is a tiny Australian marsupial. The honey possum eats the sugar-rich nectar produced by flowering plants and is one of the very few mammals that feeds entirely on nectar and pollen. Its teeth are fewer and smaller than is typical for marsupials, with the molars reduced to tiny cones. it has a long, pointed snout and a long tongue with a brush tip that gathers pollen and nectar like a hummingbird.

The honey possum is mainly nocturnal, but will come out to feed during daylight in cooler weather. Generally it spends the days asleep in a shelter like a rock cranny, a tree cavity, the hollow inside of a grass tree, or an abandoned bird nest.

At birth, they are the smallest of any mammal, weighing 0.005 g. (0.00018 oz) Nurturing and development within the mother's pouch lasts for about 60 days, after which they emerge covered in fur and with open eyes, weighing some 2.5 g. As soon as they emerge, they are often left in a sheltered area (such as a hollow in a tree) while the mother searches for food for herself. Within days, they learn to grab hold of the mother's back and travel with her. However, their weight soon becomes too much, and they stop nursing at around 11 weeks. At that time they start to make their own homes.

Credit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honey_possum

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02.02.15 - 04:10

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Kodkods (Oncifelis guigna) live in the forests of South Andean/ranges of Argentina and Chile. A Kodkod is also capable of staying at disturbed environments, records have been made of captures in cultivated lands and secondary forest areas. A Kodkod is a small felid (feline) measuring from .58 to .68 m, that includes the tail of this animal.

Color-wise, they can go from gray brown to (sometimes) black. Usually though, a Kodkod's ears are black with light spots. According to some experts, these cats could be the subspecies of the Geoffroy's Cat. One very unusual trait of these cats is the fact that they could nest in bamboo thickets found under trees (whatever it is they do there...your guess is as good as mine). Allegedly, it is the smallest cat existing in the Americas.

This is one rare creature, and due to its rarity, almost nothing could be said about their reproduction, either captured or out in the wild. However, this much is known: a litter size could be from 2 to 3 young. A Kodkod is nocturnal, very arboreal, that is, they go to the trees when chased by the wild's predators, whichever it may be.

Food habits: they have been known to survive on birds and tiny mammals. Their favorite foods are birds and rodents. They may actually survive in eucalyptus plantations, as some findings assert. One solitary male exists (existed, if it is dead by now) in a zoo somewhere in Chile.
Life expectancy is about eleven years, but that is an average.

The gestation lasts from 72 days all the way to 78. Litter could be from 1 to 3.

interesting fact: "Kodkod" could have initially referred to the Pampas cat (O colocolo). The latter was also referred to as Guigna by the Chile people.

The Chilean cat, kodkod is listed as Vulnerable (VU), considered to be facing a high risk of extinction in the wild, on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species

The Kodkod is also known as:
Codcod
Guiña
Chilean Cat
Guigna

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03.02.15 - 22:14

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# 699 ≡ Re: Toujours étonnant

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Amazon parrot is the common name for a parrot of the genus Amazona. These are medium-size parrots native to the New World ranging from South America to Mexico and the Caribbean.

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04.02.15 - 00:19

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# 700 ≡ Re: Toujours étonnant

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Red shouldered hawk

Photographer: Cary Maures

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