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This little giraffe cub literally fell into the world when it was born. The mother gives birth standing up, so there are two meters for the little one to fall.
The giraffe is the highest living animal - many are over 5 metres tall, and the record is 580 cm.

Prairie dogs live in underground burrows, extensive warrens of tunnels and chambers. The burrows have defined nurseries, sleeping quarters, and even toilets. They also feature listening posts near exits, so animals can safely keep tabs on the movements of predators outside.

The Copenhagen Zoo got  two chubby hippo cubs in January 2011. Mothers and babies bask in and over the pond in Hippos Hall, where you can stand right on the other side of the glass and watch the big animals underwater.

The green iguana grows to 1.7 meters long, of which the tail is about half. The tail has sharp edges and is used as a defense mechanism and can break off, and later restore if the iguana gets caught.

The Siberian tiger is the heaviest and largest of all cats and it is also one of the world's rarest. It is highly endangered - in nature there is only 400 tigers left. For less than a hundred years ago there were 100,000.

This little otter (literally dwarf otter) live in family groups of 4-12 animals. Cubs are born in holes in riverbanks, and the male participant in the care of them.

Cubs are born in the den during January or February. Weighing less than 450 g at birth with little hair and closed eyes, they suckle for several months, emerging from the den in May or June, weighing 7–9 kg.

 

The lion is an easy-going animal which spend an average of 21 hours of the day to sleep and laze around, a couple of hours searching, and only the last time to eat, play and mate.
The Eagle Owl is the largest owl in Europe. It gets 30-40 years old and have a wingspan of up to 180 cm.
The fabled owl howl in the mating season and it eats fish and small rodents, but also hedgehogs, squirrel and birds.
Did you know that some prehistoric penguin species attained enormous sizes, becoming as tall or as heavy as an adult human?
Today the largest living penguin species are average about 1.1 metre tall and weigh 35 kg or more. The smallest penguin species stands around 40 cm tall and weighs 1 kg.