Vicuña

The Vicuña is the smallest members of the camel family.These social animals live in family groups of up to twenty-five individuals,which usually has one male and a harem of females and their young. The male is extremely protective of his harem. He has a specialized call to warn predators and he fights with other males.They are now rare, having been heavily exploited to obtain their coat, which is said to make the best wool in the world.
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Southern Marsupial Mole

The southern marsupial mole is an endangered species that lives in Southern Australia and the Northern Territory. This species is also known as the “blind sand burrower”. Southern marsupial moles are endangered due to predators such as the fox, the dingo, and cats.Average southern marsupial moles measure 130mm including the head and body. Their tail is only about 20mm long.The head is pointed to assist in burrowing. Strong limbs are present with paws that are more like scoops. Their eyes are very tiny and hidden.
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