Capybara Research Paper

This project pertains to the pygathrix cinerea or which it is more commonly know as the grey- shanked douc Monkey . It falls under the animalia kingdom, the chordata phylum, the mammalia class, the primates order, and the cercopithecidae family, the pygathrix genus,and the pygathrix nemaues species ( http://www.departments.bucknell.edu ). The body, and the majority of the arms, and lower legs are light grey with a paler underside, and their shoulders, upper legs, and part of their buttocks are marked with white patches. Their feet and hands are black while having the bare skin on their face being yellowish brown, and the areas around the mouth and chin which is white. Long white fur borders the sides of their face with a slanting eye, and their throats are white with an orange collar encircled

The Panting Pooch is a dog walker that is located in San Francisco, California. The Pooch Package which consists of 12 group walks has a value of $22 each, and that’s a total cost of $264.00. Their pooch sitting has a fee of $55.00 per night. The Panting Pooch also offers private walk, bath, pet taxi, single group walk, pooch's playday/ doggy daycare, potty break / cat sitting, and weekend group walk. The Panting Pooch provides toys, treats, and fun.

The capuchin monkey is a New World monkey that belongs in the subfamily Cebinae. An adult capuchin monkey can grow anywhere between 12.6 to 22 inches in height excluding the tail, which can be anywhere from 15 to 22 inches in length. On average a capuchin monkey will have a body mass ranging from 2.4 to 7.3 pounds. Like all new world monkeys, the capuchin monkey has a 2:1:3:3 dental formulas which indicates that it has two incisors, one canine three premolars and three molars. Interestingly, the brain size of a capuchin monkeys is slightly larger than that of other new world monkeys. On average, male’s heads are larger than females, in fact they are 34% larger in body size and have canines that are 22% sharper than females . Capuchin monkeys

Capuchin Monkeys are found in the neotropical forests of Central America. Animal Diversity Web states that the Capuchins have, "one of the widest ranges of all New World Monkeys. " Capuchin Monkeys are easily adaptable to many different habitats. They can live in a variety of forest types, both wet and dry. The University of Wisconsin Primate Research Center notes that, "All Capuchins live in dense habitats. They are arboreal and usually sleep on a branch. " This being said they can survive in an abundance of areas because of their some special features. These features include strong gripping hands and a grasping tail, giving these monkeys have a wide range of locomotion. They are able to run, leap, and

Cujo the dog is a Saint Bernard who is evil. He likes to scare kids. He will never leave you alone. Cujo follows kids. And the worst time is on Halloween.

Microcebus berthae are one of the most fascinating animals on earth. Even though they have so many disadvantages tied to them they are still able to exist. They are labeled as being the smallest primate on earth but they are still able to fight against their predators and survive. Every day for them will never be the same as their action, body type, even to their hunting style they are able to adapt to the cycle of life and its seasons. With not much research done on this specific type of lemur, there are so many missing facts about them but they certainly have garnered much attention.

When Baby was a year old we took him to Pet Smart, so he could pick out some toys for his birthday. My mom had baked him a vanilla cake, and we had ice cream.

Scopes Trial, or the Monkey Trials, was a trial about teaching Darwin’s Evolution Theory in public schools (ushistory.org).

This paper attempts to discuss the importance of CAPSA in the community and its background in helping people of all backgrounds. It discusses my role in assisting the organization and the clients that use its services. And it concludes with a discussion on what CAPSA can’t do and what can be done to reach more people.

But being separated by thousands of miles how are they related. The cause of the specie of the American Tailed Capybara was caused by human. Many americans started buying capybaras as pets. With the Capybara need needs extensive with lots of food and a large area to swim. Many of the of average americans could not afford or keep up with the 60 to 80 pound rodent. Many were released into the wild but the Capybaras were not well suited of the temporal forests of most of North America and died. The Capybara being well suited to live in wetlands were able to survive in many bo the americans wetlands including the Everglades of Florida.

Western Pygmy Marmoset which live in many countries, but in the documentary, it was shown in north-eastern Ecuador. It lives in dense, tropical rainforests or lowland forests.

In recent years, animals in captive environments such as zoos and theme parks have grown more controversial. The literature I have reviewed focuses on a particular group of animals in captivity, cetaceans. Cetaceans include whales, dolphins, and porpoises. The literature includes a range of themes, from their unique level of intelligence to why they may mentally and physically suffer in captive environments. However, it all connects to how and why these animals live and behave differently in captive environments than their wild counterparts.

Usually snakes feed on small rodents like rats and mice. Sometimes a snake will prey upon a human. If a snake does swallow a human, he would not have to eat for two weeks! Venomous snakes swallow after injecting venom. Most venomous snakes except for the king cobra have teeth. Pythons constrict prey, and swallow prey. Some pythons have teeth so that they can keep a strong grip on their prey, only on rare occasion will the victim escape. It also turns out that when pythons have a small hole to breathe through while swallowing food so that they don’t suffocate.

For this research project I did the Marten marten more commonly known as the Pine Marten. The Pine Marten belongs to the class Mammalia; which means it has fur or hair, warm blooded and have sweat glands. My mammal has a length of 1 ½’ but can jump up to 3 meters, 6 times it’s length.

I think that having a pet monkey isn't the best pet because they're noisy they break stuff they also eat bugs. They also are too big. The monkey will probably climb around and break stuff. I think a monkey will not be fun because they move around too much an also they play too much an also they play too much an also can get lost. But if I did have a pet monkey it will be pretty cool I will feed it bugs, bananas, and berries. We will play together will play hid and go see and tag. I know monkeys are curious we'll go on trips together and climb trees and swing on vines together. I think having a pet monkey will good around the house because its feet is like hands so it can pick up things that are not supposed to be there. I think having a pet