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Some fun facts about the kiwi bird:

they lay eggs that are about 20% their body size

the mother lays the egg but the father sits on it so the mom can go find food (which she desperately needs after her stomach shrinks)

most kiwis are brown but they can also be white! it's very rare but can happen if the kiwi is born with leucism

they can live up to 50 years old 🧓🏻

they are related to emus and the extinct moa also their closest relative is the elephant bird

they can't fly so they live in dens and burrows on the forest floor

they are nocturnal

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some fun facts about the King Quail:

they are 12 to 15cm long with a wingspan of 25cm

in captivity they seem to be monogamous

they can live up to 13 years in captivity but generally they only live 3 to 6 years

they are found in tropical and temperate shrublands near coastal areas and they usually stay in the same area year round

they usually nest in grasslands and swampy locations. the males pick the nesting site while the females build the nest (tho the males may help gather materials)

they live on the ground

their chicks are often nicknamed "bumblebees" due to their small size and fluffiness

there's honestly not much while i was looking into them but drop any extra facts you know in the comments!

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some fun facts about giraffes:

they live in herds, either herds of related females and their offspring or bachelor herds of unrelated males. but sometimes they gather in large groups

adults can grow up to 14ft to 19ft with the males being taller than females

their skin is grey or tan

every giraffe has an unique spot pattern! tho sometimes they inherit some of the mother's pattern

their necks can be as long as 7.9ft allowing them to eat up to 15ft high

in captivity, studies have shown that they sleep 4.6 hours a day, they mostly sleep laying down but sometimes they sleep while standing

their tongues are bluish-purple and usually measures 45cm to 50cm in length

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Wikipedia

some fun facts about the Jerboa

their about 2 to 6 inches (head and body) and depending on the species can weigh less than an ounce and up to a few ounces (they are smol)

their hind legs are 4x larger than their forelegs designed for leaping. they can leap up to 6-7 ft in height and up to 10 ft in length!!

their tail is longer than their head and body and is used for balance

they are quite shy and usually manage to evade any attempts of catching them

they have 4 types of burrows 2 are temporary (one to hunt during the day, one for hunting at night) and 2 permanent burrows (one for summer and one for summer)

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Wikipedia

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