Describe ideal rhino ecosystem in\nSoutheast Asia and Africa\n\nhelp
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In Africa the white rhino are found mostly in the Savanna ecoregion. Both white and black rhino are solitary. The adults live alone and join up only in the breeding season. Their area of operation consists of a territory and a home range. The home ranges overlap while the territories don't.
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Take away it's credit card. Rhinos are nearsighted like bulls, function more on sound and movement, but when you're that big and tough you don't need to worry about the little things. Most problems with rhinos are because people use their well worn paths, and try to get to close to take photos.
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hmm i would say it will definitely be the yaks. \nyaks are very incredible animals which are very vesatile. they can easilt adapt to any environments but wilds yaks are usually found at the himalayan mountains. but now they are able to live even where the temperatures are not very low. even now there are yaks that are domestic and are breeded by people and even used to plough the fields! incredible isn't it? and another thing, the milk from the yaks is pink! haha  =D
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carnivore-cougar, weathering-whirlwinds, ecosystem-environment, erosion-earthquake (not very near) ?
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B.  Tropical rain Forest.\n\nTemperate is north and south of subtropical/tropical.\n\nBoreal forest is coniferous forests.\n\nTundra is what you'd find near the arctic circle.
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Ptu them to a song. honeslty it helps \n\nor make like a pneumonic device like :\n\nLittle Elephants Prance Far Behind Good Modern Shoes \n(London-England Paris-France Berlin_German Madrid _spain
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Try this link:   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Africa
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tiger, jaguar, Lion, panther...check the National Geographic website...
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Where did this occur?  A location might help to narrow down what reptile species or other creatures live in the region.
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South Africa\n\nam from India
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The two largest cities in Asia are in Mumbai, India (pop. 12,147,100) and it's biome is the "Gangetic Plains" and Seoul, South Korea (pop. 11,153,200) and its biome is Temperate (Deciduous) forests. \n\nIn the Americas (North, Central, South and the Carribean) Buenos Aires, Argentina (pop. 11,655,100) and Sao Paulo, Brazil (pop. 10,057,700)\n\nIn Europe: Moscow, Russia (pop,  8,376,000) and London, United Kingdom (pop, 7,938,000)\n\nIn Africa: Lagos, Nigeria (pop. 8,029,200) and Cairo, Egypt (pop. 7,764,700)\n\nMost of the other biomes are in the last reference link provided.  I have to run so couldn't be thorough with the rest but good luck!
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Africa! Eastern Africa, to be precise.
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here, use something from this....\n\n\nAnimal life. Only a few insects and other tiny animals spend their entire lives on the Antarctic mainland. The continent's largest land animal is a wingless midge, a type of fly no more than 12 millimetres long. Most land animals live at the edges of the continent. To avoid freezing to death, some lice, mites, and ticks cling to mosses, the fur of seals, or the feathers of birds.\n\nUnlike the continent, the Southern Ocean has abundant wildlife. The most common animal of the ocean is krill, a small, shrimplike creature that feeds on tiny floating organisms. Many other Antarctic animals depend on krill for food, and several countries catch and sell krill as a protein-rich food for people. The squid—a soft, boneless sea animal—also is eaten by many Antarctic animals. In addition, about 100 kinds of fish live in the ocean, including Antarctic cod, icefish, and plunderfish.\n\nSeveral kinds of whales migrate to Antarctica for the summer. Those that feed on krill are blue whales, fin whales, humpback whales, minke whales, right whales, and sei whales. The blue whale is the largest animal that has ever lived. This rare giant grows up to 30 metres long. Antarctic whales that eat fish and squid include killer whales, also called orcas; southern bottlenose whales; southern fourtooth whales; and sperm whales. Killer whales also hunt seals, penguins, and smaller whales.\n\nVarious kinds of seals live in Antarctica. They spend most of their lives in the water, where they swim, dive, and catch food. Most of them nest on the coasts. The Antarctic fur seal nests on nearby islands. The largest seal in the world is the southern elephant seal, which feeds on squid. The males may reach a length of 5 metres. Weddell seals and Ross seals eat fish and squid. Crabeater seals and Antarctic fur seals eat krill. Leopard seals hunt other seals as well as penguins.\n\nDuring the 1800's and early 1900's, hunters greatly reduced the number of whales and Antarctic fur seals. Today, international wildlife laws prohibit or restrict the killing of these animals.\n\nPenguins are the animals most often associated with Antarctica. These birds cannot fly, and they waddle awkwardly on land. But they are skilful swimmers. They streak through the ocean, diving for fish and other food. Six kinds of penguins breed on the continent. Playful Adelie penguins, the most common kind, build nests of pebbles on the coasts. The tall, quieter emperor penguin grows to about 1.2 metres. After the female emperor penguin lays an egg on ice, the male rests the egg on his feet and warms it with the lower part of his belly. Chinstrap penguins, gentoo penguins, king penguins, and macaroni penguins nest on the Antarctic Peninsula and on islands. Rockhopper penguins nest only on islands north of Antarctica.\n\nMore than 40 kinds of flying birds spend the summer in Antarctica. Many types nest on land but spend most of their time diving for food. These birds include albatrosses, prions, and a large group of sea birds known as petrels. Other birds, such as cormorants, gulls, skuas, and terns, return to land more frequently. Some of them steal food from the nests of other birds. Some land birds, such as sheathbills, nest on the peninsula. Others, including pintails and pipits, nest on islands.
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Japanese Ant\n\nhttp://ant.edb.miyakyo-u.ac.jp/E/Taxo/F81104.html
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Danged interesting.  I will look into this.  I have said myself that the future belongs to the best breeders of any species.  Why are the pandas and white tigers endangered and the racoon and rat thriving? Adaptability and reproduction.  It's like WHO do you think are going to inherit the earth? The little WASP couple in the gated community with one or two perfect little lily white children or the Mexican couple with eight kids who will live anywhere and do anything to survive?  Whose kids are going to be the most capable of adapting and thriving? The robust little peasants or the little hot house plants?
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I'm not sure about the rainforest portion, but this site had some good info:\nhttp://www.frontiercoop.com/learn/eo_patchouli.html
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north america, europe, asia