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Macaw facts

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a-macaws-facial-feather-pattern-is-as-unique-as-a-fingerprint
there-are-19-species-of-macaws-including-extinct-and-critically-endangered-species
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Madagascan fruit bat facts

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Magellanic penguin facts

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Magnificent frigatebird facts

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Malachite kingfisher facts

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Malleefowl facts

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Mammals facts

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on-average-tigers-are-48-to-95-feet-15-to-29-m-long-and-weigh-165-to-716-lbs-75-to-325-kilograms
there-are-10-recognised-tiger-subspecies-one-the-trinil-became-extinct-in-prehistoric-times-the-remaining-subspecies-all-survived-at-least-into-the-mid-20th-century
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Mandarin duck facts

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Mandrill facts

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the-mandrill-is-one-of-two-species-assigned-to-the-genus-mandrillus-along-with-the-drill
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Manta ray facts

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the-smaller-manta-ray-alfredi-reaches-55-m-18-ft-1-in
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Meerkat facts

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a-meerkat-clan-often-contains-about-20-meerkats-but-some-super-families-have-50-or-more-members
in-captivity-meerkats-have-an-average-life-span-of-1214-years-and-about-half-this-in-the-wild
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Megachile pluto facts

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Mollusca facts

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Monitor lizard facts

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Moose facts

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the-largest-moose-antlers-in-north-america-come-from-alaska-the-yukon-territory-and-the-northwest-territories-of-canada
during-fall-and-winter-moose-consume-large-quantities-of-willow-birch-and-aspen-twigs
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