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Camel facts

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the-average-life-expectancy-of-a-camel-is-40-to-50-years
a-full-grown-adult-camel-stands-185-m-6-ft-1-in-at-the-shoulder-and-215-m-7-ft-1-in-at-the-hump
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Caribou facts

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caribou-have-been-referred-to-as-reindeer-or-wild-reindeer-depending-on-context-specifically-in-alaska
the-rut-or-mating-period-for-caribou-usually-occurs-in-late-september-and-the-first-half-of-october
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Cat facts

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humans-and-cats-have-a-similar-range-of-hearing-on-the-low-end-of-the-scale-but-cats-can-hear-much-higher-pitched-sounds-up-to-64-khz-which-is-16-octaves-above-the-range-of-a-human-and-even-1-octave-above-the-range-of-a-dog
a-domestic-cats-sense-of-smell-is-about-fourteen-times-as-strong-as-humans
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Caterpillar facts

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behind-the-mandibles-of-the-caterpillar-are-the-spinnerets-for-manipulating-silk
the-number-of-stemmata-simple-eyes-the-sawfly-larvae-have-only-two-while-a-caterpillar-has-six
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Catfish facts

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catfish-have-inhabited-all-continents-at-one-time-or-another
most-catfish-are-bottom-feeders-in-general-they-are-negatively-buoyant
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Cheetah facts

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the-cheetah-was-first-described-by-johann-christian-daniel-von-schreber-in-1775
the-cheetah-reaches-nearly-70-to-90-cm-28-to-35-in-at-the-shoulder
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