Fact 1
Foxes are carnivorous and belong to the dog family. There are about 12 different species including the white Arctic fox, red fox, sand fox, and fennec fox which is tiny with big ears.
Fact 2
The red fox is the most common of the foxes and is found around the world. They are also called ‘vulpes’
Fact 3
They are solitary by nature and seldom seen in packs.
Are the third largest feline species of cats and are normally orange colored with black spots called ‘rosettes’.
Were the first animals to be domesticated by man and regarded as gods in the Norse mythologies.
Are birds of prey with upright postures and forward-facing eyes, belonging to the order ‘Strigiformes’.
Are marine fin-footed mammals in the family Otariidae and have the ability to walk on all fours.
Are mammals with short tails and a pencil of air on the tip of the ears, belonging to the cat family, Felidae (Lynx rufus).
Are called the ‘King of the jungle” because of their magnificent physique and also because they display brave fighting skills.
Are the second largest birds in the world after ostriches and belong to a family of flightless birds called ‘Ratites’.
Are members of the Felidae family and smallest of the big cats.
Is situated east of the Fiji Islands in the South Pacific and contains active volcanic craters and coral atolls.