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We will start off with something simple
P.S. If you have a specific animal you would like to be guessed at in the future just pm me a message and I will learn a new animal (if I haven't heard of it before) or tell what I know when it is guessed. If you do suggest an animal though, please refrain from answering as to give the others a chance to guess.
I think its a Giant Panda
I think Red Pandas are smaller and red I love our Forum Village now has a zoo. Great idea Sexi. Fashion Houses, Police Dept, Bar, Newspaper & Zoo
It is indeed a Giant Panda. Red Pandas look like this Lover
P.S. would love to be the one holding the red panda
although quick tidbit I have gotten to pet one before Sexi, I don't see the red panda, just an animal in front of it
That's my problem, translator just gave me red panda…. grummel grummel grummel…
The Giant Panda is the bigger of the two pandas. Panda actually means “bamboo eater.” Both the Giant Panda and the Red Panda eat quite a bit of bamboo and live in the same general area over near China and some of the surrounding countries. Another thing that both pandas have in common is what is called a “panda thumb.” You can kinda see this in the red panda picture. The Panda thumb is actually not a thumb at all but rather just an extension of their wrist bone. They use the panda thumb to actually help hold the bamboo as they are eating it.
Even though they both have the panda in their name, these two animals are not related at all. The Giant Panda is actually in the Ursus (Bear) family while through much debate they currently have the Red Panda placed in its own family (Family Ailuridae) as the Red Panda is so different from all the animals even though it has several characteristics of other animals.
The baby Giant Pandas actually are not as pretty of a baby as many of the other animals. The babies are actually born without their fur so just the pink skin shows, and they are super tiny as well.
Picture of baby Giant PandaOne way that the Giant Panda is different from the other bears is that the Giant Panda does NOT hibernate.
hehehehe Lover you just knew that the Red Panda was one of my favorite animals
think you were just trying to score some brownie points Can count on me to bring the zoo into the village
Ok so the next animal is a bit harder (mainly cause weekends are busier for me and want to draw some others in as much as possible)
I know this animal's name, but not going to post it now because i would like more people to guess it's name, but i'll pm you
Good to have a Zoo here, although i think the Bar looks like one at the moment too with all those furry animals there
The Reeve's Muntjac is native to the China and Taiwan areas but has been introduced into the UK and can be found throughout central England now. There numbers are increasing more and more. They also don't have a certain period for breeding but can do it year round
There gestation is a little less than humans for they only have to carry the baby for about 7 months. Our next animal:
Lol good job
yes it is an Asian Elephant. There are a few differences between the African and Asian Elephants and one of those differences are the ears. African Elephants actually have the shape of Africa on their ears. The Asian Elephants also have smaller ears as well.
The Asian Elephant is smaller than the African Elephant. There is also a dip in the Asian Elephants back while the African Elephant has a hump. The Asian Elephant has a couple small humps as well just that it is located on the forehead while the African Elephant has a curved forehead.
The trunk is also different the African has two tips while the Asian only has 1. This way the African can pick up things in its trunk while the Asian just scoops things up.
These are just a few differences that distinguishes these two elephants.
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