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1. Tipi the Tipigal is Susie Lehto I like to look at tipi pictures when I am away from mine, so I hope you enjoy the images. I lived in a Sioux style tipi for the better part of a year, a week or a weekend isn't long enough. Temperatures of 20 degrees in North Dakota in the United Sta...
2. N Is For Narwhal The narwhal is a type of whale which may have something to do with the myth about unicorns.
3. Z Is For Zorilla The zorilla is considered by those in-the-know to be the smelliest animal on Earth.
4. Georgia on My Mind I was born and raised in Georgia, USA. I have never known any other way of life than "Southern". If you come to Georgia for a vacation or just for sightseeing, you'll need a car. It's a big state and the sometimes very long distance between cities o...
5. B Is For Bushbaby A bushbaby is a small-sized, nocturnal monkey from Africa.
6. P Is For Platypus The platypus is a duck-billed mammal which lays eggs and is native to Australia.
7. C Is For Capybara The capybara is considered the world's largest rodent and lives in South America.
8. T Is For Tapir The tapir is a short mammal with a prehensile nose that is related to horses and rhinoceroses.
9. U Is For Unicorn The unicorn is a mythological animal, whose spiral horn resembles the one found on the narwhal, a sea creature related to whales.
10. L Is For Loris Despite their cute appearance and small size, the tiny primates known as loris have somewhat venomous bites!
11. D Is For Dragon Dragons are mythological creatures which some people say were inspired by the reality of dinosaurs.
12. K Is For Komodo Dragon The Komodo dragon isn't really a dragon, it's a type of Indonesian lizard. These lizards are the world's largest! They have been known to attack humans on occasion. Komodo dragons are good swimmers. Their metabolisms are so slow, they might only eat...
13. O Is For Okapi The okapi is an unusual African animal that looks like it is related to the zebra, but really it's related to the giraffe.
14. A Is For Aplodontia The Aplodontia is a nocturnal rodent which lives in the Pacific Northwest region of North America.
15. E Is For Echidna The echidna is one of a small group of unique egg-laying mammals in Australia.
16. R Is For Ray The ray is one of a family of sea creatures that don't have a single bone in their bodies. Althought they are a type of fish, they are sometimes nicknamed "birds of the deep" which comes from the way they look when swimming.