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FAQ for the last Day

• How long do ocelots live in the wild?

Interesting facts about the Ocelot We live up to 20 years in the zoo, but only 7-10 years in the wild. They are most active at dusk and sleep well during the day. Like a cat at home!



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• Why do giraffes kneel to drink water?

The giraffe's neck is too short to reach the ground. As a result, you need to spread your front legs awkwardly or kneel to reach the ground to drink water.





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How do Rabbits build their nests?

Rabbits form shallow nests of grass and fur in grasslands near bushes and trees, and often in the open air. These nests tend to look like dead grass patches or dead spots in the garden. Underneath (...)

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What are three ways sponges reproduce?

Sponge breeding can be done sexually or asexually. There are three ways for sponges to reproduce asexually: budding, jemmules, and regeneration. The sponge can be easily propagated by budding, and (...)

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Why do sponges sexually reproduce?

Reproduction of sponge. Despite the fact that adult sponges cannot move, they are capable of sexual reproduction. Eggs and sperm cells-Sexual reproduction is the formation of neoplasms by gamete f (...)

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