Animal of The Week #3

This week's Animal of The Week is . . .
The Blue-Footed Booby!

                           The name booby comes from the Spanish term "bobo" which means "stupid, fool, or clown." This is because the Blue-Footed Booby is a very clumsy on the land.
                           Male Blue-Footed Booby's dance with their blue feet to impress the female Blue-Footed Booby. During the dance, it spreads it's long wings and stomps it's feet on the ground.
                          The boobies live in the Western coast of South America. They mostly feed on: anchovies, flying fish, mackerel, sardines, and squid.
                                              I hope you enjoyed a quick review of the Blue-Footed Booby! Please enjoy a few pictures below!

                                     

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Animal of the Week #2

This weeks Animal of the Week is. . . . . .

The Fennec Fox!

A lot of people arent too familiar with the Fennec Fox but, after you read this, you will be very familiar with them.

A Fennec Fox is a small nocturnal fox found in North Africa. Its most distinctive apperance is their unusual big ears. Fennec Foxes mostly feed on rodents, insects, birds, and eggs.

Believe it or not, Fennec Foxes actually make great pets since they're very easy to train to use a litter box and can be fed dog or cat food.

 These were just a few facts about the Fennec Fox. Here are some pictures below. ENJOY!

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Animal of the Week

This week's Animal of the Week is. . . . . . . . . . . . 
            The Narwhal!

             Now, a lot of people think Narwhals are fake. They arent. I'm sure some of you have seen a narwhal in the 2008 hit "Elf" starring Will Ferrell. They look, and are the same thing as you saw in the movie but, they OBVIOUSLY can not talk.
                                        Narwhal's horns may seem like it's coming out their heads but it's not. Believe it or not, it's their left tooth that sticks out of their upper lip! Their horn can grow up to 9 feet! Amazing huh?

During summer, it feeds on the easy-to-catch fish of shallower waters. So sightings of a narwhal would be more likely in the Summer.

                                                  Hope you enjoyed this week's "Animal of the Week!" Please enjoy these pictures of Narwhals! Thanks for reading!

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