• DID YOU KNOW? (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  Until the age of three months a cheetah cub has a thick mane of ...

• Cunning colours (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  The patterned coats of mammals such as tapirs, tigers and giraffes ...

• Thick tufts (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  The tuft of hair at the end of an elephant's tail is about 20 cm ...

• Pin cushion (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  Mammals' quills and prickles are types of hair but may be very hard ...

• Hairy heirlooms (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  In the last Ice Age which ended 10,000 years ago, rhinoceroses and ...

• Amazing But True (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  A pangolin is covered in very unusual scales because they are ...

• Green hair (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
  The sloth in South America hangs upside-down in trees. Unlike the ...

• Antlers and horns (Tops and Tails (Animals) Facts)
  Antlers are made of bone. They fall off every autumn and grow back in ...

• Longest horns (Tops and Tails (Animals) Facts)
  The longest horns belong to the water buffalo in India. A huge bull ...

• Getting the point (Tops and Tails (Animals) Facts)
  The white rhinoceros has a huge front horn. It can be up to 1.58 m (5 ...