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Page 1: Animals Of The Indy Zoo
Page 2: Animals Of The Indy Zoo

Contents:The Plains

Elephants and Baboons Rhinos, Lions, and Giraffes Pop Quiz

The Forest Tigers and Bears Gibbons, Otters and Lemur

s Pop Quiz

The Oceans Walruses and Dolphins Polar Bears, Seals & Seal Lio

ns Pop Quiz

Click an option to begin!

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The Plains

Baboons

Elephants

African Elephants are the largest land mammal in the world, males growingfrom 12-13 feet, 7-8 tons (14,000-16,000 lbs)!

Elephants grow their whole lives.

Their trunks are used to breathe, communicate, lift objects, and the trunk can hold up to 2 gallons of water!

The trunk has two finger-like appendages that can pick up items as small as a dime!

Guinea baboons are an Old World Monkey, and the smallest species of

baboon.

The average age for Guinea

baboons is 25-30 yrs.

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The Plains

Rhinos

Lions

White Rhinos are not named for their color, but by the Afrikaan’s word “weit”, meaning wide mouth.

The natural habitatof the White Rhino is the Savanna Grasslands.

Giraffes

The natural habitat of the African Lion is in the rich grasslands and sandy deserts.

Most of the

hunting is

done by the females lions.

A lion’s roar can beheard 5 miles away!

Their tongues are black and can extend up to 20 inches!

Giraffe’s tongues are able to delicately pluck leaves while avoiding thorns.

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The PlainsPop Quiz!!

How long can a giraffe’s tongue extend?

B. 20 inches

A. 30 inches

C. 10 inches

Click here for the answer!

Page 6: Animals Of The Indy Zoo

The PlainsPop Quiz!!

How long can a giraffe’s tongue extend?

B. 20 inches

A. 30 inches

C. 10 inches

B. 20 inches!

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The ForestTigers

Bears

The stripes on a tiger’s face is like the thumbprint of a human. No two are the same!

The Siberian Tiger is the largest of all tigers, males weighing up to 616 lbs and growing almost 7ft long!

The Kodiak is a species of brown bear, and the largest of the brown bears.

The Kodiak bear has one of the most powerful senses of smell in nature.

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The Forest

Lemurs

Gibbons

Otters

Lemurs enjoy sunbathing!

Ring-tailed lemurs live in a matrilineal society (dominated by a female).

Gibbons are found in the upper canopies of Asian forests.

Gibbons swing quickly through trees with a

hand-over-hand motion called brachiate

swinging.

Asian Small Clawed Otters are the smallest in the world (2ft long and under 10 lbs).

Otters let their collected clamssit in the sun so the shells will open. Then the otters wash their food before eating!

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The ForestPop Quiz!!

The only enemy of the tiger is human.

A. True

B. False

The gibbon enjoys which of the following?

A. Singing duets

C. Playing on the groundB. Dancing

Click here for the answers!

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The ForestPop Quiz!!

The only enemy of the tiger is human.

A. True

B. False

True. The tiger’s habitat faces depletion, and being hunted by man poses a major threat.

The gibbon enjoys which of the following?

A. Singing duets

C. Playing on the groundB. Dancing

A.Singing! Gibbons mate for

life and then enjoy singing

with their partner!

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The Oceans

Because of the dangers of fishermen and pollution, the average life span of a bottlenosed dolphin is 17 years in the wild.In an ideal environment, the potential age is 40-50 years!

BottlenosedDolphins are classified as toothed whales! Dolphins

Walruses

Under its layer of skin, the walrus may have up to 6 inches of fat!

The walrus can dive up to 250 deep, for as long as 10 minutes,and its sensitive bristles on its mustache are used to locate food!

Click here for the walrus cam!

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The OceansSeals

Sea Lions

Polar Bears

The fur of the polar bear is actually not white. Each individual hair is a clear, hollow tube. The reflection from the sun makes the fur appear white over the bear’s black skin.

A polar bear’s stomachCan hold more than 150lbs!

Click here for the seal/sea lion cam!

Grey seals can remain under water for up to 20 minutes at up to 475 ft.

Neither male or female seals eat for the 4-6 week breeding period.

Sea lions have external ear flaps.They come to shore to rest and breed.

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The OceansPop Quiz!!

California Sea Lions mate for life.

A. True

B. False

The walrus’ family name, Obobenidae, means which of the following?

A. Tusk FighterB. Tusky Sea ElephantC. One who walks with his teeth

Click here for the

answers!

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The OceansPop Quiz!!

California Sea Lions mate for life.

A. True

B. False

False.In one season male sea lions can mate with up to 16 females!

The walrus’ family name, Obobenidae, means which of the following?

A. Tusk FighterB. Tusky Sea ElephantC. One who walks with his teeth

C. “One who walks with his teeth” is the Greek meaning for Obobenidae.

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A-has: I have created

Powerpoint presentations before, but never with hyperlinks. It was fun!

I learned I could adjust the timing of the information in the slides manually.

I was impressed with additional facts I learned about otters- particularly how intelligent they are with catching food and eating.

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Credits:

Indyzoo.org

All information was gathered from the website of the Indianapolis Zoo.

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