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: Forests
Food: 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 …ver más…

Size: An average size of 2.13 meters in the hump.
Weight: Average weight of 816 kg.
Distribution: Small areas in southwestern Mongolia and northwest China. The domestic widespread in Mongolia and China.
Habitat: Arid plains, hills and mountains where there is little vegetation, and temperatures between 38 ° (summer) and 30 ° (winter)
Food: Feeding Shrubs, grasses, herbs and other plants rich in salt.
Social: In droves.
Reproduction: Between January and April.
Gestation: Approx 406 days.
Calves: Offspring only 1.
Longevity: 35-40 years.

The Donkey
(Equus asinus)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Perissodactyla
Family: Equidae
Binomial name: Equus asinus
Description: Sturdy, simple and rustic, long ears, tail terminal provided with a tassel.
Size: varies according to race
Distribution: Is distributed throughout most of the world
Food: Grass, hay, and can even eat plants like nettles and thistle. Choose drinks know.
Maturity: 5 years
Gestation: 360 days
Calves: 1
Birth: Weight 30 kg
Longevity: 25 years

The Chimp
(Pan troglodytes)
Class: Mammalia
Order: Apes
Family: Antropomorfos
Binomial name: Pan troglodytes
Description: Is the most intelligent of the monkeys. It has blackish fur and normally walks patas.Todos four adult males have broad shoulders and chest solid barrel shaped. The arms, very long, hanging below the knees.
Size: Males between 1.30 and 1.60 m to 1.30 females.
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