May 7, 2017
Long eared jeroba
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Long eared jeroba
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OSTRICH
This weeks organism is the Struthio camelus, which is part of the animalia group. You have probably seen this species somewhere, but you may not know a lot about it. One of the main characteristics of ostrich’s that a lot of people know is how it sticks its head in the ground with its egg. This is so the egg stays warm and is protected. Ostrich’s can be found in mainly in east Africa near the Sahara desert. Ostriches usually weigh from 63 to 145 kilograms (139–320 lb), or as much as two adult humans. These creature are huge with brown, black, or grey feathers. A fun fact about the ostrich is that the mothers are very protective over their young and their eggs re the largest of all eggs.
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TWO TOED SLOTH
For this weeks organism i chose the two toed sloth.(Choloepus didactylus) This species is a Choloepus and in the animalia kingdom. They tend to grow 58 to 70 cm and have brown/tan fur. The weird thing about this creature is that they don’t have two toes, they have two fingers. They eat leaves, but also shoots, fruits, nuts, berries, bark, some native flowers, and even some small rodents. They can not walk, and spend most of their life hanging upside down. They give birth to one young hanging upside down and stay with it for several months until it is fully grown. They are known to be one of the slowest creatures on earth.
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