30 Furry Facts About Dingoes
Although dingoes are small, they are brave enough to target an adult kangaroo when hunting in packs.
Most people’s favorite animals tend to be a mammal, even if they don’t realize it. From dogs to dolphins, it’s no wonder these cute creatures warm the hearts of people worldwide.
Take a look at these fascinating mammal facts but be warned – you may end up loving them even more!
Although dingoes are small, they are brave enough to target an adult kangaroo when hunting in packs.
Color ranges for armadillos vary between dark brown, black, red, gray, or even yellow!
Despite their impressive size, cougar's cannot roar, but instead they purr! They are the biggest cat that can purr and meow.
Did you know that the collective name for a group of raccoons is called a nursery or a gaze?
On the Caribbean island of St. Kitts lives a population of wild Green Vervet Monkeys - they are notorious alcoholics!
Foxes can survive in the wild for about three years. In captivity, some foxes can live up to ten years.
Did you know that the eyes of a horse are bigger than those of any other land mammal?
Though some hamsters are as small as 2-4 inches, the largest ones are approximately 13" long.
In theory, melanistic lions could exist, but there have never been any lions of a jet black color found on Earth.
A giraffe’s sharp 12-inch hooves can cause a lot of damage, and could even kill a lion if necessary.
Camels don’t just spit for fun. If they feel threatened, they will use it as a defense mechanism.
St. Bernard’s have been used for years as mountain rescue dogs. The most successful was Barry, who saved 40 lives.