Desert Animals

#Desert Animals#

Desert animals are animals that live in desert environments and have adapted to extreme drought, high temperatures, and large temperature differences between day and night. Typical desert animals include camels, desert foxes, lizards, snakes, scorpions, gerbils, and fox-eared foxes. They often have special physiological and behavioral characteristics to adapt to the harsh conditions of the desert, such as the ability to store water, withstand high temperatures, or be active at night. These anima

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Struthio camelus

The largest bird on earth is the African ostrich, which is also a flightless bird. In biological classification, it is the only species of the family Struthionidae. The African ostrich is about 183-300 cm long, 240-280 cm tall, and weighs 130-150 kg. The female bird is slightly smaller. The snake-li...

Puma concolor

Puma (scientific name: Puma concolor) is also known as Puma or Mountain Lion in foreign languages. It is an animal of the class Mammalia, family Felidae, and genus Cat. Based on the classical genetic analysis by Culver et al., 32 subspecies have been identified and described. In 2000, it was suggest...

Vulpes rueppellii

Rüppell's Fox (scientific name: Vulpes rueppellii) is also known as Rüppell's Fox in English. There are 5 subspecies.Rüppell's Fox is most active at dusk and throughout the night, spending most of its time in caves and crevices. These dens are occupied for an average of 4-5 days befor...

Wild Camel

Bactrian Camel, a monotypic species, a giant ungulate, with no valid subspecies.Wild camels are good at running, agile, quick to react, and have a very strong sense of smell. Some people believe that they rely on their sense of smell to find water in the desert, or they may rely on their unique gene...

Corsac Fox

Corsus foxes are slightly smaller than red foxes and as tall as a medium-sized dog. There are three subspecies.Corsus foxes live adjacent to other burrowing animals and take over vacant burrows. They are very active during the day, but there are also reports of nocturnal activity. Good at climbing,...

Vulpes

Foxes (scientific name: Vulpes) are omnivorous animals widely distributed around the world, mainly living in forests, grasslands, deserts, mountains and suburban areas. Their diet is flexible and changeable, depending on the habitat and seasonal changes. The diet of foxes mainly consists of meat, pl...

Heloderma suspectum

The Gila Monster (scientific name: Heloderma suspectum) is also known as the American Gila Monster, the Gila Monster, the Gila Monster, the Gila Monster, the Aztec Lizard, and the "Gila Monster" in English. It is named after the Gila River Basin. It is 48-56 cm long, an...

Orycteropus afer

Aardvark (scientific name: Orycteropus afer), also known as: ground pig, anteater, African anteater, ant bear, is a mammal of the genus Aardvark of the family Aardvark of the order Tubulodonta. It is a living fossil animal. The fossil period is from the Pliocene to the present....

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