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Coats and Camouflage (Animals)

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Walrus whiskers (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
Some mammals have very sensitive whiskers which help them to find ...

Hair flower (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
The hyrax has a very unusual hair 'flower'. On its back is a gland ...

Longest hair (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
Mammals that live in cold places have the longest hair. The musk ox ...

Warm coats (Coats and Camouflage (Animals) Facts)
All mammals have some hair. It helps to keep them warm by stopping ...