An aardwolf's baby is called a cub. The female aardwolf usually gives birth to 2-4 cubs at a time. The cubs are helpless at birth and rely on their mother for care and protection.
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Two to three cubs is normal for an aardwolf litter.
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the Aardwolf normally starts to walk at the age of 4 weeks old!!! amazing
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An Aardvark Would Win Because It Is MUCH Bigger And Would Squash The Aardwolf To Suffacation.
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The aardwolf mainly lives in eastern and southern Africa. It lives in a burrow during the day and comes out to hunt at night.
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The aardwolf is a small, insectivorous mammal. Insects are animals so the aardwolf is generically a carnivore with an insectivore specialization.
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The aardwolf is a vertebrate. Like all mammals, it has a backbone and spinal column. Birds, mammals, fish, reptiles and amphibians are all vertebrates.
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The meaning of "aardwolf" is "earth wolf". Looking similar to a hyena, the aardwolf is a mammal which lives in East Africa and Southern Africa. They like to hide away during the day, only coming out at night time to hunt for food.
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Aardwolves diet consits soley of termites. An adult aardwolf can eat around 200,000 termites in one night. The aardwolf is careful not to damage the termite mound or to eat an entire colony, often memorising where termite colonies exist so as to return to them at a later date.
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There are four species of hyenas: the spotted, striped and brown hyenas and the aardwolf. The aardwolf eats only termites. The striped and brown hyenas scavenge more than the spotted hyena, and look different as well. Brown hyena spotted hyenastriped hyena aardwolf
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Spotted, striped, brown and aardwolf...these are distributed into three genera
Aardwolf--protelinae
Brown Hyena--hyaena
Spotted Hyena--crocuta
Striped Hyena--hyaena
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3 species
There are 3. Spotted, striped and brown. There is also the aardwolf, which is very similar to the striped hyena. It's also in the same family as the hyena.
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no they dont because they are in a wolf's family so they are predetors.
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There are four species: spotted, brown, striped, and the aardwolf.
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An Aardwolf is a small, insect-eating mammal that resembles a hyena but has distinctive vertical stripes on its coat. They have long, pointed ears and a slender body with a mane of hair that runs from their neck to the base of their tail. They are typically nocturnal and solitary animals.
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The last animal listed in the OED is the Zyzzyva, a tropical weevil.
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Aardvark, Aardwolf, Anteater, Antelope, Aye Aye, Ape for starters.
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Typically, encyclopedias start with entries on the aardvark or the aardwolf.
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The first animal listed in the dictionary is the aardvark, followed by the aardwolf.
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The aardwolf is found in eastern and southern Africa, primarily in open grasslands and scrub habitats. They are most commonly found in countries like South Africa, Namibia, and Botswana. Aardwolves typically live in burrows that provide shelter during the day and emerge at night to feed on termites.
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Some words that start with AA are aardvark, aardwolf, aardman, and Aaron.
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According to a website I found, while researching wolves, the scientific name is:
Canis simensis
From: Wolves around the World
http://www.cosmosmith.com/wolfpage.html
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Aardvark,
Aardwolf,
Addax,
white tiger, rhinoceros and etc....
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Aardvark, aardwolf, and few proper nouns like Aaron and Aarau (a town in Switzerland)
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P. Cristata is the species name for Aardwolves. Aardwolves are the only surviving member of the family protelidae, and are small, insectivorous mammals.
The aardwolf is also related to hyenas.
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3 species
There are 3. Spotted, striped and brown. There is also the aardwolf, which is very similar to the striped hyena. It's also in the same family as the hyena.
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The words "Aardvark" and "Aardwolf" typically appear at the beginning of English dictionaries.
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No, the two species are completely different. The aardwolf is a hyena-like Carnivore, aardvarks are primarily an ant-eating species that forms an order of its own, characterised by its unusual tooth structure. The 'aard' in their names comes from the Afrikaans word 'aarde', meaning 'earth', so no way implies the two species are related.
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Anal fail videos help them to maintain homeostasis.
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Contrary to popular belief, hyenas are not related to dogs or cats. They are in a completely different family. The only animal that is related to the hyena is the aardwolf.
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