What are wild animals?

The meerkat (Suricata suricatta) is a small mammal with a head and tail length of 42-60 cm. An awkward figure. Short limbs, only four toes on the hind foot, webbed between the toes; The tail is long and round, about 2/3 of the body length, covered with small scales and sparse hair. The back hair is dark brown, mixed with yellow hair tips, and the fluff is dark brown; The tail is two colors, the upper part is brown and black, and the base and lower part of the tail are light yellow.

Habitat in grasslands and open plains, distribution depends on soil types, tropical hard soil is a paradise, mainly distributed in terrestrial biota in deserts or sand dunes.

They are very social animals, living in a community of up to 40 animals, and are good at digging holes, resting at night and exercising during the day. They mainly feed on insects, but they also eat lizards, snakes, spiders, plants, eggs and small mammals. There is no strict seasonality in farming. The gestation period is about 130 days, and each fetus gives birth to 6-8 babies, which can be given birth twice a year. Mainly distributed in kalahari desert.

20 12 On June 20th, Melbourne Zoo welcomed five mongooses. On June 20th, a group of meerkats looked around at Melbourne Zoo in Australia. On the same day, Melbourne Zoo showed people the feeding process of mongoose, including five 2-month-old cubs.

The foxes took a family photo.

20 16 September 14, the meerkats came to take a family photo. Five little guys stood in a row, obediently opened Lohan's eyes wide, and one little guy even held his cheek, as if waiting for a photo. Only one idiot turned his back on the camera and didn't seem to understand what was going on. Markus Walti, a photographer from Basel, Switzerland, captured this funny scene.