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How far away can a tiger's roar be heard?

Up to 2 km.

What do kangaroos do when they sense danger?

They thump their feet loudly on the ground.

How long can a polar bear swim nonstop (without stopping)?

Up to 100km.

What color are a polar bear's fur and skin?

The fur is clear, the skin is black.

Today, tigers are an endangered species. How many tigers are currently in the wild?

Around 3,000-4,500.

What continent do hippopotamuses come from?

Africa

What is the layer of fat underneath a polar bear's belly called?

Blubber.

What is the biggest threat to polar bears?

Climate change due to global warming.

What is a group of kangaroos called, and how many kangaroos are usually in a group?

A group of kangaroos is called a "mob," there are usually 10-50 kangaroos in a "mob."

What will the mother polart bear do to her cubs if they don't sit still while she is hunting?

She will hit them on the head.

How long can hippopotamuses hold their breath underwater?

5 minutes

According to traditional Chinese medicine, what does a tiger's brain help with?

Skin problems.

What do tigers do to their territory so that other tigers won't enter into it?

They scent-mark.

What are the teeth of hippopotamuses made out of?

Ivory

What color is the liquid that helps keep hippo skin hydrated and protected from the sun?

Red

Are there more tigers in the wild, or are there more tigers that are pets?

Pets. There are more tigers as pets than tigers in the wild.

On what continent can you find kangaroos?

Australia

What is the leader of a kangaroo "mob" called?

A "boomer."

What is the maximum amount of babies that a kangaroo can have at once?

Three babies, each at different stages of development.

What is a group of hippopotamuses called?

A "School"