Mammal Store Online

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Items

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Frog & Dog Comic Strip
1 in stock
$0.50
+ 0.50 to ship
Frog & Dog Comics from Mammal Inc
Available in store


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The Little Penguin that Could
1 in stock
$1.00
+$0.50 to Ship
Mammal Stories
Available in Store

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Mammal Activity Book
1 in stock
$1.25
+$0.50 to ship
Mammal Games
Available in store

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How the Fox got his Fur
$1.00
+$0.50 to ship
Sent by Mammal Travelers
Available in Store

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Forest Drawing
$1.00
+0.50 to Ship
Sent by Mammal Travelers
Available in Store

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Beautiful Panda Drawing
$1.00
+ 0.50 to ship
Sent by Mammal Travelers
Available in store

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Green Gal Had a Question! Why do donkeys bray?

Only male donkeys bray. They bray to fend off canine predators and simply just for fun :)

Random Fact of the Day

There are 21 species of foxes, and the red fox is the largest.

Donkeys

The donkey is the smallest of the horse family, (and the cutest!) They have longer ears, and tend to be stubby. Their lifespan is generally 20 to 25 years in the wild, (40 years in captivity.) Their are herbivores, eating mainly grasses and shrubs. Non-domesticated and domesticated donkeys are found world-wide.







Information found from Switcheroo Zoo

Random Fact of the Day

Did you know armadillos are part of the anteaters (below) and sloth family?

Random Fact of the Day

A mammal that lays eggs is called a monotreme, so a Platypus is a monotreme.

Random Fact of the Day

Cheetahs are very timid animals. Lions, hyenas, and even baboons can drive them away from their food!

Animal of the Month: The Wombat!

The very fat and pudgy wombat roams the eucalyptus forests and grasslands of Australia. It is nocturnal, eating grasses, roots, and bark at night. It weighs from 30 to 80 pounds. Wombats have a very slow metabolism—it can take 14 days to digest one meal!
Wombats are fat with light brown fur and sharp claws to burrow in the dirt and the grassy fields.

When wombats burrow in fields, the field gets ruined. This can be very annoying to farmers, and wombats have even been killed for their behavior. They are also killed for their fur and simply just for sport. Some of their species, like the Northern Hairy-Nosed wombats, are critically endangered, while some are getting to the point of being endangered.





The Fast Facts-
1. Herbivores, eating grasses, roots, and bark
2. Range: Australia
3. Habitat: Eucalyptus forests and grasslands
4. Weigh 30 to 80lbs