Pupist

   Introduction They are the most giant bird in the world. They have long body structures that protect them from other animals like that of elephants. Table of content  Emu housing Emu habitat Food, feeding, and diet Distribution of Emu Human interaction with Emu Emu is a good pet? Behavior of Emu Reproduction of emu Emu housing They need minimum space to live in housing. They are not to live in more space. They are not friendly to each other and do not harm each other. They survive all environments and breed in suitable environments and temperatures. They eat grasses herbs shrubs and soft plants. Emu habitat Emu live in all habitats and survive in all environments. They do not need more space to live in the shelter and home. They live in different habitats with different pets. They are not harmful to each other. Housing and habitat are very necessary in shading areas. Food, feeding, and diet The diet of emu and ostrich are the same. Emu feeds some protein and nonprotei...

    Introduction Kangaroos are the large animal in the world. The weight is 90kg and high speedup animals. They are pouched mammals. They have short legs and have mighty animals. Table of content Kangaroo Reproduction Kangaroos fight with females Kangaroo breeding season Kangaroo mating Sexual maturity of kangaroo Kangaroo Reproduction The female kangaroo mate with a female kangaroo. Male kangaroo inject the sperm into the female kangaroo. Fertilization starts in the female body. The male kangaroo mates with each other, and they fight with each other after mating. The gestation period of a kangaroo is 28 days. The baby gives birth in the pouch. Kangaroos fight with females After mating male kangaroo fights with the male kangaroo. They are competition between male and female kangaroos. They engulf pray after the fight. They are severe fighters with each other after mating. Kangaroo breeding season The kangaroo breeding season is year to year. They breed in a...

   Introduction The life span of a rooster is 5 to 10 years. The male chick is known as a rooster. They are domesticated. They protect the hens and chicks and birds. They reproduce internally and heat up period. Table of content The lifespan of Rooster The average life span of Rooster Egg Chick Adult chicken Environmental factors Diet and nutrition The lifespan of Rooster The life span of a rooster is 5 to 10 years. The adult male chick protects the chicken. The average life cycle is 10 to 15 years. They protect the other birds and female chicks have a short life span. Average life span of Rooster The average life span of a rooster is 10 to 15 years the female has a short life span and the laying egg heat up during the gestation period. Female chick under laying the egg and then heat up for 21 days during the gestation period. After 21 days the baby chick is outside the egg and the female chick protects the baby chick. Egg First of all, they mate with each other and then lay...

   Introduction Geese are like the duck they are a much larger duck. they eat grasses and drink small amounts of water. They live in the water, lakes, and ponds. They eat grains and small animals like that of insects.  Table of content Characteristics of  geese Behavior of geese Physical appearance of geese Communication of geese Geese Reproduction Characteristics of  geese Geese are of the most giant duck-like. They grasp the grass They are sexual dimorphisms The sexes are the same The body is the short They pick up the grass with their feet They have a fat body They have a slim neck They are faithful They do not harm other They are companions with other people They adjust all environment The feet help the swimming The body has resistance Behavior of geese Geese are of the companionship. They are loyal and do not harm other animals and humans. The body has full of fat and causes no damage to others. The sense of smell is very excellent. They have five senses ...

  Introduction Fishes' diet includes eggs, algae, insect larvae, and many other plants. Algae and plants are used to supplement vegetable matter in aquariums. Table of content What do eat fish? What do baby fish eat? Selecting fish food Zooplankton fish Phytoplankton fish Herbivores diet Carnivores diet Omnivorous diet What do eat fish? Fish eat diet is the, Egg Algae Plant Crustaceans plant Worms Mollusks Insect larva Planktons. What do baby fish eat? Baby fish eat the microorganisms and they vary depending on the plant. They eat from 200 to 300 microorganisms. They eat freshwater bodies. Babies cannot eat bread they eat microorganisms like insects. Selecting fish food Fish food is like that of ingredients shrimp herbs shrubs and trees and eat other food like carbohydrates. They eat grains microorganisms and other insects. Grains Microorganism Insects Carbohydrate They eat three types of food like that of Natural feeds Supplementary feeds ...

  Introduction Ostrich are the largest birds. They live as the largest bird in the birds. They have strong legs and defend against the animates. They speed up 40 miles. They live in 50 million per ago. Table of content What does ostrich eat? Why does an ostrich eat a rock? Ostrich diet Ostrich baby feeding Ingredient of ostrich feed How many ostriches eat each per day? What does ostrich eat? The diet of the ostrich is rough. They eat leafy plants, fruit legumes, insects, salt, grains and stones, and lime. Ostrich are omnivores they eat many plants. They need 1.8 kg weight in daily need. 50 percent diet is taken on plants and 20 percent on stones. And 30 percent in insects. They feed minerals and micronutrients. Why does an ostrich eat a rock? Ostrich eats stone to translate the stone stomach. Many birds do not eat the stone because the stone is not digested in the stomach but the ostrich stomachs digest the stone. They completely digest the food particles and stone par...

  Introduction Cows eat a natural diet. They eat grasses, alfalfa, and hay. Coe are grazing animals. They eat 2 percent of their body weight. Cow drinking water. The water digest the food particle in the cow's stomach. They drink 50 gallons each per day. Cows are the largest and most domesticated mammals. Table of content What do cows eat? What do cow babies drink? What do cows drink? Digestion of cow Behavior of cow Environmental effect of cow What do cows eat? Cow eat grasses, hay and alfalfa. Cows are domesticated mammals and the largest animals. Cows are herbivorous. They feed on the plant. They depend on the  plant. They are grazing animals. Wild cow vegetation the bison and other grasses type. They eat small tree herbs and shrubs. They find the food on different levels. They eat pasture grasses. They eat simple food. What do cow babies drink? Cow babies drink milk from their mothers in a few months because babies are small animals and do not self-eat and drink. They ne...

    Introduction of Donkey Donkeys are domesticated mammals. They have four legs two ears and hoofs. They are of hoofed animals.  They eat grass and some other grains. The color of the donkey is mostly gray and white. It is a beautiful mammal. Table of content Characteristics of Donkey Breeding of Donkey Behavior of Donkey Uses of Donkey Feeding and nutrition of Donkey Types of Donkey Characteristics of Donkey ·          The donkey breed differs in size. The height of the donkey is 7.3 hand 15.3 and its weight is 80 to 480kg. the life span of the donkey is of 12 o 15 years. · Donkeys  live in dessert dry land area ·          They breed in specific seasons. ·          The sound of a donkey called bray which are of loudly sound   Breeding of Donkey The female donkey is pregnant for up to 12 months. the gestation perio...

    Introduction Chameleons change color with the change of environment. The skin cells' color pigment change color called chromatophores/ chromatophores is the pigment that changes color to climate change the color. Chromatophores are the special pigment to change color.   Table of content Why do chameleons change color? Chameleons maintain the body temperature How do chameleons change their color? Internal change of effect of chameleon Types of chameleon color   Why do chameleons change color? All chameleons effectively change color. Some species faster change color with the change in environment change temperature and color. Chameleons are of 150 species. Most chameleons are present in Africa Europe Asia and other countries. Most colorful chameleon present in the world. They change the color for a specific reason. Chameleons maintain the body temperature Chameleons are cold-blooded and some are warm-blooded. They regulate the body temperature a...