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rabbits

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  Today we will talk about the world's the cutest animal “the Rabbit”. Rabbits can be found in meadows, forests, woods, grasslands, deserts and wetlands. More than half of the population of rabbits lives in North America. Rabbit is about 20 inches high and weighs about 4.5 kg. Rabbits have beautiful fur on them. The fur is used in making our sweaters, scarves etc. The eye colour of rabbits varies from brown, blue-grey, blue, marbled to pink. Rabbits have strong eyesight. Their eyes are located on the sides of their head. They can rotate them at 360 degrees. Rabbits are masters of hearing. They can turn their ears at 180 degrees to hear. Rabbits are bred by humans for meat and fur. Rabbits are herbivores. They eat a lot of grass and hay. Carrots are not good for their stomach if given too much. Rabbits dig tunnels which are known as “Warrens”. They live in warren. Rabbits have teeth that never stop growing. The tail of the rabbits is short and fluffy. You will see a zig-zag pattern
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                                                         ( Blue whale) Today we will know about “largest ever water living mammal” the Blue Whale . Blue whales live can be found along the coasts of Mexico and California . They  live in all oceans of our planet except arctic ocean. A Blue Whale is about 100 feet long and weigh up to 200 tons . A Blue Whale’s  heart is as big as a car. It has a huge tongue as heavy as an elephant . Blue Whale produces loudest sound so it can communicate from 100 miles away. It has sharp eyesight to see in dark. Blue Whale is carnivore . It means that it eats other animals. It eats 40 tons of small shrimp like animals known as krill per day. It has long stream lined body like an aeroplane , wide  head, large flippers and powerful big tail. In the place of teeth it has baleen plates. Baleen plates look like finger nails. Because of these plates Blue Whales are known as Baleen Whales. Blue Whale comes to the upper surface of ocean several times
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