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What are the porcupines quills made out of?

Hair

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What is the bull snake's name? Give a fact about bull snakes.

Hufflepuff, predator to prairie dogs, nonvenomous, act like a rattlesnake when threatened,

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What are the quills on a porcupine's back for?

They can be dangerous and they are pretty sharp. Can be used to protect him from other animals that might want to eat him. They stand on end when he feels threa

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How long do the asian water monitor lizards get?

7 feet long

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What family of animals is the porcupine in? (Similar to the rat)

Rodents

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What is the pony's name? Give a fact about her.

Elsa, she is just a short horse, her hooves are like a toenail, eyes on side of head,

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Why are his scales falling off?

He is growing.

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What is the zookeeper's name?

Zookeeper Drew

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Can porcupines swim?

Yes

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What was the chameleon's name? Give one fact about her!

Rapunzel, she can look in two different directions at once

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How many types of quills does the porcupine have?

2, one that is like a cat whisker & one that is short to stick predators

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What is the prairie dog's name? State a fact about prairie dogs.

Billie, they bark like dogs, live in holes under the ground, are native to Texas prairies, live in groups called towns, roots & plants, etc.

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