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LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALS
Maaz Hamid | 6 S
THE LIONLIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALS
Living Habits The lions live in ‘prides’ usually comprising 2 adults
and few cubs
Lions are cooperative group hunters and usually hunt as a team
Lionesses are hunters, cub bearers, property owners and defenders
Lionesses along with the cubs live in the den but once the cubs are old enough to protect themselves, they move out and join the tribe and from then onwards, they live in the open
Eating Habits
Hunting for the pride is done by the lioness.
The main technique is divide and hunt.
Lions mainly feed on wild beasts, buffalos, zebras and various species of antelope.
Lions hunt hippopotamuses, young elephants, and baboons.
Occasionally, lions become man eaters.
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE LION
Living Habits Dogs and humans get along very well hence dogs are good
pets
Dogs usually formulate territories and defend the territory with all might because it contains everything they need to survive
Dogs use their sense of smell to communicate with each other
A dog’s bark has five to six meanings depending in the context it is used
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE DOG
Eating Habits Dogs belong to the carnivorous group and love to eat
meat
But they also eat vegetables and grain in small amounts, when required
Most dogs love meat such as rabbits, dead leftover animal flesh discarded by humans
Dogs usually eat anything they can, even chocolate
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE DOG
Living Habits
Elephants survive most living conditions because of variety of food sources they can consume !!
Elephants live in forests and swamps but can very well survive in deserts as well
Most of the present time elephants are in Africa and live in protected National Parks
Elephants love to play and bathe in water and would travel miles to find water sources
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE ELEPHANT
Eating Habits 16 to 18 hours (i.e. nearly 80% ) of an elephant’s day time is
spent feeding
Elephants consume grasses, small plants, bushes, fruits, twigs, tree barks and roots
Tree bark is a favorite food source for elephants, especially Sugercane
Tusks are used to carve into the trunk and tear off strips of bark
To supplement their diet, elephants dig up earth to obtain salt and minerals
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE ELEPHANT
Living Habits Crocodile is the world’s largest living reptile
Crocodiles relish privacy and warm weather
Some Crocodiles live in temperate climate around the world
As members of the crocodilian clan they make their homes along sandy costs, on muddy rivers and in salty mangrove swamps
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE CROCODILE
Eating Habits Crocodiles are hard core meat eaters
It doesn’t matter whether the meat is fresh, rotten or even stinky
They mostly hunt and chew meat of animals like wild boars, dears, antelopes, pigs, monkeys and dogs
They also don’t feel wrong in hunting members of their own reptile family, which means they do eat snakes
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE CROCODILE
Living Habits Giraffes are natives of Africa where they run wild in the tall
grasses of the open planes
Giraffes “move to where they need to” in order to find food
The home range for a giraffe is between eight and fifty square miles
There are many areas around Africa where the giraffes are well protected from humans and their hunting and destruction
Giraffes like to live in areas where it is very hot
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE GIRAFFE
Eating Habits Giraffes eat leaves of bushes, and especially trees of Acacia,
Mimosa and wild Apricot
Mostly Giraffes eat raised plants, where they can easily reach
Giraffes typically live in Savanna, but eat very little grass, because it is hard for them to bend and eat anything that grows low to the ground
A giraffe’s tough mouth and its great height allows it to reach and eat foods that most other animal can’t
LIVING AND EATING HABITS OF ANIMALSTHE GIRAFFE