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badgers-weight-is-9-to-39-pounds
badger-has-elongated-head-small-ears-stocky-wedge-shaped-body-short-legs-and-broad-feet-equipped-with-long-claws
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Bald eagle facts

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adult-bald-eagles-are-3-feet-tall-and-weigh-up-to-9-pounds
bald-eagles-wingspan-ranges-from-55-to-75-feet
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Balinese facts

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the-balinese-is-also-known-as-the-purebred-long-haired-siamese-since-it-originated-as-a-natural-mutation-of-that-breed
the-balinese-considered-among-the-most-intelligent-of-all-long-haired-breeds
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Barnacle facts

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barnacles-are-most-often-seen-as-roughly-circular-sessile-invertebrates-which-means-that-they-cannot-move-on-their-own
barnacles-have-been-found-in-depths-up-to-600-metres-but-75-percent-are-usually-found-on-rocks
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Barracudas facts

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barracuda-has-elongated-body-with-pointed-head-it-has-two-dorsal-fins-and-tail-fin-shaped-like-a-fork
there-are-18-species-of-barracudas
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Basilisk facts

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sizes-basilisk-2-to-25-ft-61-to-76-cm-including-the-tail
weight-basilisk-up-to-7-oz-200-g
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Bat facts

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bats-are-the-second-largest-order-of-mammals-after-the-rodents-representing-about-20-of-all-classified-mammal-species-worldwide
there-are-about-1240-bat-species-divided-into-two-suborders-the-less-specialized-and-largely-fruit-eating-megabats
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