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Pangolins are fascinating animals with long tongues and bodies covered in protective scales. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Sengis are also called elephant shrews due to their long noses. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Tarsiers have small bodies but huge eyes and strong legs that help them to hunt at night. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Sloth bears are missing their front teeth, but this helps them to suck up their favorite food - termites! Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Canary big-eared bats' big ears make them experts in echo-location. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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The okapi may look like a zebra, but it is actually more related to giraffes! Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Margays are small, wild and brave hunters of Central and South American forests. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Aye-Ayes have long fingers that help them find and capture bugs that live under the bark of trees. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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Tapirs live large on land, but are also good swimmers. Click on the photo to learn more about them!
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