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Orca



The orca whales capture the seal by knocking on the ice. They hunt fishes, walrus and seals.when they are in any of the world's oceans, they can eat up to 227 kilograms of food every day. They hunt together, like a pack of wolves. They chase, bite and their the prey down to make it their meal. They have 45 teeth and each measures 7.6 centimetres long. Male orca are about 6 to 7 metres in length, females 5 to 6 metres.



Chimpazee



Chimpazees feed on fruits, leaves, seeds, buds, bark, stems and insects. For the first few months of the baby chimpazees, they cling to their mother's belly and travel with it everywhere.In the wild, chimpazees can live up to 55 kilograms. Chimpazees stick a grass into a termite nest. After the termites move up the stick, the chimpazee takes it out and eats it.



Tiger



The tiger weighs up 363 kilograms and stretches 1 metre. Tigers hunt at night. It sneaks as close as possible to its victim. Then, it sprints to the unsuspecting animal, and pulled of its feet with its teeth and claws. Tigers are getting rare.



Emperor Penguin



Emperor penguins are the largest of the penguins. They spent their entire live on Antartic ice and in its waters.They clump together in huddled masses. After the female lays an egg, it leaves. The male is given the responsibility of keeping the egg warm. 2 months later, the female returns and the male goes hunting.



Panda



Pandas live high in dense bamboo forests in the misty, rainy mountains of Southwestern China. They eat mostly bamboo shoots, but eat other vegetations, fish, or small animals occasionally. Panda's crush the bamboo. Pandas are shyand don't venture into area where humans live. There are about 1,000 giant pandas left in the wild.