Madagascar animals

The cat lemur has been named because of their great similarity.
In the cat lemur, the ears, the abdomen,
the muzzle of white color and only around the eyes are black triangles.
The tail of the cat lemur is painted with black and white stripes,
of which there are 13 pieces.
The length of the tail of the cat lemur is from 54 to 62 cm long enough,
given that the length of the body is almost half that smaller.
Average weight:
2-2.4 kg. The tail serves them for signals between relatives
and maintains equilibrium when jumping from tree to tree.

Males reach height of 5.5 meters, weight – up to 900 kg. Samples are usually slightly lower and lighter. The neck in the giraffe is extremely long. The picture on the body consists of dark spots located on the base light surface. In each giraffe, this drawing is individual, similar to the fingerprints of a person.

Hipotes – huge mammals – spend most of the time in the water, where they hide from the sun in the afternoon. After the east, they go beyond food (grass and other plants), but feel restless. Today, the hippopotamus is the most dangerous animal for humans in Africa. Although hippos and not predatory animals, they can kill or it is difficult to cripple anyone with their teeth, and they do it (frightened) more often than lions or other predators.

Lions are the only cats in which males are distinctly different from females. Adult male lions have a large mane and are much larger than lions. The lions inhabit the steppes and savannahs and hunt for animals of medium and large size, first of all, on ungulates. To obtain large animals (buffaloes and giraffes) they are assisted by a collective way of life. Levi diverges and occupy certain positions. There are lions-punters, they sneak to a victim for a short distance, then rush to the prey, directing the selected animal to the waiting group in ambush. The male helps to overpower a large booty if you need a brute force and weight.

The body of an average zebra, usually about 2 meters in length, with the addition of a tail up to 50 cm. The average weight of zebras is about 300-350 kg. The strips in each zebra are unique and create their own unique pattern, which serves also for practical purposes, according to a unique pattern the baby zebras will know their mother.