How fast can beavers run, and on what terrains are they best suited?
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I've seen beavers run across the ground, but I'd call it more of a hurried waddle.  I'd put them in the opossum speed category.  No way in the world could a beaver outrun a wolf anywhere except underwater.
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i know some of them use atomics, which are some of the best skiis you can get. the type depends on what kind of race it is, moguls take shorter skis for faster turning, races like the downhill and super g take longer skis for more speed
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Dear naive one:\n\nIn my opinion, you should revise your question if you want one to answer it. The correct revision of your question would be "What is the fastest running animal?". Have you ever heard of grammar classes? If you are asking me what the fastest animal on earth is, I assume it is the cheetah( unless there is an faster animal that man has not yet discovered). Cheetah comes from the Hindi word meaning "spotted one" and/or from the Sanskrit word, "chitraka".\nBeing one the fastest known terrestrial(terra=earth)animals, the cheetah can travel about 60 miles per hour. If you do not remember what your pedants taught you at school, I highly suggest that you take a vitamin supplement called "Mega Memory". To my knowledge, it does not hurt to try new things. I have completed my job of educating you. It is interesting to note that to my knowledge most seven-year-olds know that the cheetah is the fastest land animal.\nGood bye.\nSincerely, \nClark
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The top speed of a snowmobile varies individually for each model of snowmobile and the conditions that you are riding in. Modifications to the snowmobile will also affect it's top speed.\n  \n     There are four major Snowmobile manufacturers that sell over 80 different models. Each model is designed for a specific purpose that includes; performance, touring, mountain, and trail riding. Snowmobile models are equipped with multiple engine sizes (expressed in cubic centimeters or cc's) from 440cc's and smaller and up to 1000cc's and bigger.\n\n     Certain conditions such as warm snowmobiling weather (40'F and above) and cold snowmobiling weather (10'F and below) as well as deep snow, hard packed snow, or ice riding and the altitude you are riding at are some factors to consider. for example; a snowmobile with a 440cc engine made for trail riding being ridden in deep unpacked snow (4ft) may only have a top speed of 15 mph (if you dont get stuck first). That same snowmobile being ridden on hard packed snow may have a top speed of 80mph.\n\n     To make a long answer short; The approximate top speed for an average performance sled with a 1000cc engine with good traction can reach speeds up to 120mph.
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Dig as deep as you can, unless that would strain your energy. Snow/ice are okay protection (Eskimos survive in igloos), but if the ground isn't frozen, I would try digging because it can be warmer. Ice can't get any colder than 32F, so if the temp outside is below freezing, the ice will be warmer.
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Run a lot. That burns fat quicker than anything else.
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Dont run at full speed, but run fast, and then jump off of one foot as high as you can(you jump lower off of 2 feet).
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40 yd dash about 5.5 beach 150 leg 180 good luck
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I probably depends on where in Oklahoma you are and what kind of yard you have.  If you have partly sheltered yard they might survive but they are unlikely to be very happy in the snow.
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Regardless of the way of movement, peregrine falcon is the fastest. If you are trying to ask the fastest by way of running then cheetah is the fastest.\n\n>>The fastest animal/ bird is called peregrine falcon which can fly at the speed of 100-200 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest marine animal is blue whale which swims 30 miles per hour).\n>>Fastest land animal is cheetah which can run 70 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest fish is sailfish which can swim 68 miles per hour. \n>>Fastest insect is dragonfly which can fly 36 miles per hour.♥
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Cheetah is the fastest animal on land.
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Are you kidding.  A human cannot outrun a bear in 100 m dash.  A dog like a greyhound is much faster as well.  The same goes for the 400 m but the race with the bear would be close.  However, I don't know how you would get a bear interested in running all out for 400 m.  It would be easy for a greyhound since they are born to run.
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I have found personally that I can cover a given distance on the flats in better time than if the terrain is uneven, esp if there are any significant hills to climb.  In part because it takes more energy to climb, but also because you spend more time climbing at a slower speed than you spend zooming downhill at a faster speed so there is not an even distribution of time at each speed.
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A grizzly bear can run at about 30mph over even terrain.  Turning this metric is equivalent to 48.279 km/h.\n\nSo time taken to cover 1km is 1.24 mins or lets say 75 secs.  So 100 meters should be covered 7.5 secs, but this does not include accelaration from standing start.
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Oh yes, if they can catch them. Turtles are omnivores. \n\nSmall pond turtles might not be fast enough, though.
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Penguins have a very difficult time climbing uphill, armadillos live in very warm climates-flat areas.  Meerkats could do it, and are faster.
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Mountain lion or Cougar.