big ears

The long eared jerboa

Zoologists say that Sand Cat's big ears help to dissipate heat and detect prey scurrying along the sand. My personal theory is they also help them hear our mighty squees!

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Let's rub noses like the fennec foxes!

I've never loved anything as much as this elephant loves puddles.

Tarsiers are afraid of the dark. That's why they have such big eyes and ears, so that nothing can sneak up on them.

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What makes a lynx squee? I'm glad you asked. Large floofy paws, floppy ears, and a fluffy stub of a tail!

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I'm gonna stash you in my purse and you're coming home with me!

These newborn Bush Babies are curious and ready to explore the world. If you have any advice for them, they're all ears!

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