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MAMMALIA

ANTILOCAPRIDAE
The Pronghorn - America's Almost Antelope

CANIDAE
A Dog isn't Just for Halloween - It's For Life!
Dogs on Logs
The Biggest Dogs in the World
The Bat Eared Fox

CHIROPTERA
The Honduran White Bat

Elephantidae
The Red Elephants of Kenya


EQUIDAE

The Poitou - The Donkey with Dreadlocks

FELIDAE
Heterochromia - The Eyes Have It
The Ocelot - Really Back from the Brink?
The Manul - the Cat that Time Forgot
The Sand Cat - Desert Cat Extraordinaire 
The Bobcat - Resielient Predator of North America

ORYX
The Scimitar Oryx - Charismatic Antelope of the Desert

SCIURIDAE
The Giant Indian Squirrel - Supersized!
Black Squirrels in the Back Yard! 
Meet the Black Squirrel

MARSUPILAIA
The Quoll - Cute Cousin of the Tasmanian Devil
The Tree-Kangaroo - the Kangaroo that Went Back to the Trees

RODENTIA
The Holy Rats of Karni Mata
Things to do with hamsters when you're bored

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Orang Utan
Baby Orang Utan Uses Sign Language to Make Requests


Sengis
The Sengis - Formula One Mammal!

Sloth
Potty Training at the Sloth Orphanage
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The Earth - our beautiful blue orb circling the sun is home to so many diverse species of animals. The Ark In Space serves as a compendium of these species in all their glory, drawing on the finest Creative Commons photographs available on the internet. So, enjoy your time on this website and revel in the beauty and diversity of our animal life. The Earth truly is an Ark In Space.

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