Can anyone please tell me some animals that are indiginous to the Orinico delta. Thanks?
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The Orinoco delta is a mangrove swamp and basically all the animals that live there are indigenous since the 190 km area is untouched and consists of all of it's natural beauty, anyway here are a few of the animals that that can be found\ncapuchin monkeys\ngiant river otter\ncaiman \nturtle\npiranha\nby the way it's spelt Orinoco
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The only zoo Ive been to is the San Diego Zoo, I grew up about 5 miles from it, its supposed to be the very best although I have nothing to compare it to. They have some really great exibits, Tiger River, primate exibits, panda bears, beautiful bird aviarys and I love the childrens zoo. They are great with the primates, they move the exibit around and add and remove tree branches and things to keep them from getting bored, and they walk wolfs and other animals around the park so if your lucky you can get a close look at them.
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I think servals and caracals are beautiful animals; if I ever live out in a remote area, I hope I can own a kitten.  Try this site for some info on the life cycle.
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Here is a link about carribean animals in general:\nhttp://www.welcometothecaribbean.com/animallife.htm
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The Orca.\n\nthey eat great whites for lunch.
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How could someone name oceanlife animals if they themselves don't know? Do you mean rare species? I am not very sure but search it on the internet. Happy Valentine's Day!
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I'm going to assume the Mississippi \nhttp://www.ovayonda.com/photogallery/mississippi_delta.htm\nhttp://ca.umces.edu/president/Diversions.pdf\nhttp://disc.gsfc.nasa.gov/geomorphology/GEO_5/GEO_PLATE_D-1.HTML
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Look at http://www.wildlife.state.nm.us/ for all your answers.
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Of course I find birds fascinating....I am an ornithologist and study birds for a living.  Also do a lot of birding on my off time too..love traveling to different states to see all kinds of different species and rarities.  My favorites are two little song birds, Wrentits and the Orange-crowned Warbler. Have studied both species and they have SO much personality!  Definitely very intelligent birds, and both species are rather feisty.  When the Orange crowns get bad or especially territorial they will sort of raise their orange crown as a threat.
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North American Pika (i got this from yahoo news its not listed its just showing signs of being endangered)\nPanda\nHumpback Whale\nRight Whale\nSperm Whale\nBlue Whale\nFinback Whale\nBowhead Whale\nMink Whale\nBald Eagle\nGrizzly Bear\nBlack Bear\n\nsee the sites i place in "sources" for more
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I'll Come! And I'll bring my pet Guanaco, Huancita. She loves Hiking! \n(and we can get her to carry everything)I've just mentioned it to her and she's become very exited .What do you say? We'll dump all these Dictionary dwelling do gooders for a day of mindless humour .I'm sure your llama will change his mind when he sees her.(Tell him she likes it rough!)She's better looking than your average camelid!. Just don't mention the Bolivians, Huancita's domesticated and thick skinned but some things just  her goat up.
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did you try searching stuff like "Jurassic mammal, South America, Popeye"? I bet u could find some good stuff that way.
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I heard of a skunk ape sighting in the everglades two years ago. no i am not joking . I firmly believe in their existence. The ape ran across a pathway about a hundred yard behind a swamp buggy and was seen by several tourists and native guides. A deputy apperently had some fur that was found at the sight of that sighting and supposiply also pics. It looked kind of like a OrangUtan.
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I like whales and dolphins. They are magestic and some are huge, not all of them though. I like them so much, I plan to go college to get my doctor's degree so I can study them as a cetologist.
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Oh! Deltas! Estauries are sunken river mouths. Good examples: China's Pearl River Delta, Argentina's La Plata, Maryland's Chesapeake Bay.\n\nBird's foot or digitate, that's where the river branches out at the mouth. Nile River Delta, the classic. Niger River Delta, and Mississippi Delta. \n\nArcuate. Hmmmm...I'm guessing it's roundish, but...I'm going to have to look it up! Yes, it's arc shaped, and the Ganges Delta is an example. Darn it! The Nile is, too! Oooh! Nice photo illustrating the Nile Delta article! Oh the Niger delta is, too! Guess that leaves the Mississippi Delta as a bird's foot!
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Serengetti is a very interesting place with an vast veriety of animals species ,i got a documentary on the migration of the wildebeast ,very impressive.dont know the name you mentioned,but if it is about the Serengetti it should be good
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yeah.  there's not just like mccaws hanging out on the beaches of cancun though.  they hang out in the jungles.