The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between Rabbit and Hare. Difference # Rabbit: 1. Rabbit is fossorial. 2. It is gregarious. 3. It is crepuscular. 4. It can be domesticated. 5. It gives birth to 6-8 young ones in a litter. 6. Young ones of rabbit are blind, hairless and deaf at […]
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between New World Monkeys and Old World Monkeys. Difference # New World Monkeys: 1. Found in central and South America. 2. Cheek pouches absent. 3. Nose flat. The nostrils are set wide apart. 4. Ischial callosities are absent. 5. Tail is prehensile and is used to […]
Large Bats (Flying Fox) and Small Bats | Animal Kingdom
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between Large Bats and Small Bats. Difference # Large Bats (Flying Fox): 1. Large bats are Frugivorous (fruit eating). 2. Head of large bats are fox-like and snout are elongated. 3. Pinna of large bats is small, simple and without ear lets. 4. First and second […]
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