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@@ -3137,8 +3137,296 @@
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     "3127": "crosstown",
     "3128": "freightliner",
-    "3129": "carnivore",
-    "3130": "strigiformes"
+    "3129": "1,500-3,000 kg",
+    "3130": "10-14 years",
+    "3131": "10-15 years",
+    "3132": "20-30 years",
+    "3133": "22 months",
+    "3134": "23 years",
+    "3135": "25 years",
+    "3136": "26 teeth including tusks",
+    "3137": "30-40 years",
+    "3138": "35-40 years",
+    "3139": "4,000-7,000 kg",
+    "3140": "6 subspecies",
+    "3141": "60-70 years",
+    "3142": "70-100 years",
+    "3143": "98.3% shared dna",
+    "3144": "a bask or float",
+    "3145": "a bloat or pod",
+    "3146": "a bloat or pod.",
+    "3147": "a caravan or flock",
+    "3148": "a crash.",
+    "3149": "a cub",
+    "3150": "a dazzle or herd",
+    "3151": "a flamboyance",
+    "3152": "a flamboyance.",
+    "3153": "a flyer or a doe.",
+    "3154": "a giant panda eats 12-38 kg of bamboo per day.",
+    "3155": "a hen.",
+    "3156": "a joey",
+    "3157": "a joey.",
+    "3158": "a large meal can sustain a crocodile for months.",
+    "3159": "a lion roars.",
+    "3160": "a mob or troop",
+    "3161": "a mob or troop.",
+    "3162": "a parliament",
+    "3163": "a pride",
+    "3164": "a pride.",
+    "3165": "a sloth or pack.",
+    "3166": "a tower",
+    "3167": "a troop",
+    "3168": "a troop, led by a dominant silverback.",
+    "3169": "about 12 hours a night, often in nests they build.",
+    "3170": "about 15 months.",
+    "3171": "about 200 million years",
+    "3172": "about 22 months, the longest of any land animal.",
+    "3173": "about 45-50 cm (18-20 inches)",
+    "3174": "about 8 to 10 months.",
+    "3175": "about 90 to 120 kg (200-260 lbs).",
+    "3176": "acinonyx jubatus",
+    "3177": "adult rhinos have no natural predators except humans.",
+    "3178": "africa and asia",
+    "3179": "africa and middle east",
+    "3180": "africa, asia, americas",
+    "3181": "african grey parrots are considered the most intelligent.",
+    "3182": "ailuropoda melanoleuca",
+    "3183": "algae, brine shrimp, and other small organisms.",
+    "3184": "an ambush or streak",
+    "3185": "an elephant can eat up to 300 kg of food per day.",
+    "3186": "antarctica",
+    "3187": "aptenodytes forsteri",
+    "3188": "ara macao",
+    "3189": "around 1,050 pounds per square inch (psi).",
+    "3190": "around 10-15 years.",
+    "3191": "around 190 kg (420 lbs).",
+    "3192": "around 40 to 50 years.",
+    "3193": "black.",
+    "3194": "by beating their chests, roaring, and charging.",
+    "3195": "by chewing on wood and hard nuts.",
+    "3196": "by withdrawing into their hard shell.",
+    "3197": "camelus dromedarius",
+    "3198": "carnivore",
+    "3199": "central africa",
+    "3200": "ceratotherium simum",
+    "3201": "cheetah",
+    "3202": "chelonoidis niger",
+    "3203": "countershading, which helps with camouflage in the water.",
+    "3204": "critically endangered",
+    "3205": "critically endangered.",
+    "3206": "crocodile",
+    "3207": "crocodiles can live 70-100 years.",
+    "3208": "crocodiles have a v-shaped snout; alligators have a u-shaped snout.",
+    "3209": "crocodylus niloticus",
+    "3210": "deer, wild boar, and other large prey.",
+    "3211": "due to carotenoid pigments in their food",
+    "3212": "due to habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and low genetic diversity.",
+    "3213": "emperor penguin",
+    "3214": "endangered",
+    "3215": "equus quagga",
+    "3216": "fat, not water",
+    "3217": "fat, not water; used as an energy reserve.",
+    "3218": "fish, berries, roots, insects, and small mammals.",
+    "3219": "fish, squid, and krill",
+    "3220": "for balance and as a fifth limb when walking.",
+    "3221": "for several hours, even while sleeping.",
+    "3222": "four on each foot, two pointing forward and two backward (zygodactyl).",
+    "3223": "from carotenoid pigments in the algae and crustaceans they eat.",
+    "3224": "fruits, seeds, nuts, and insects",
+    "3225": "galapagos islands",
+    "3226": "gazelles, impalas, and small to medium-sized prey.",
+    "3227": "giraffa camelopardalis",
+    "3228": "giraffes sleep standing up for short periods.",
+    "3229": "gorilla",
+    "3230": "gorilla beringei",
+    "3231": "gorillas are about 10 times stronger than an adult human.",
+    "3232": "gorillas generally avoid water and cannot swim well.",
+    "3233": "grasses, cactus pads, and other vegetation.",
+    "3234": "grasses, leaves, and shrubs (herbivores).",
+    "3235": "herbivore",
+    "3236": "hippopotamus",
+    "3237": "hippopotamus amphibius",
+    "3238": "hippos are semi-aquatic and spend most of their day in water.",
+    "3239": "hunting and raising cubs.",
+    "3240": "in mountain forests in southwest china.",
+    "3241": "in the southern hemisphere, mainly in antarctica.",
+    "3242": "it is about 45 cm long and bluish-black in color.",
+    "3243": "ivory, which is a form of dentine.",
+    "3244": "keratin, the same protein as human fingernails and hair.",
+    "3245": "land tortoises cannot swim well, unlike sea turtles.",
+    "3246": "large ungulates like zebras and wildebeest.",
+    "3247": "large, shallow lakes, lagoons, and mangrove swamps.",
+    "3248": "least concern",
+    "3249": "lions are mostly nocturnal and crepuscular.",
+    "3250": "lions, leopards, cheetahs, and hyenas.",
+    "3251": "loxodonta africana",
+    "3252": "macropus rufus",
+    "3253": "mainly grasses, consuming about 40 kg per night.",
+    "3254": "males sometimes form coalitions; females are mostly solitary.",
+    "3255": "many parrot species are monogamous and mate for life.",
+    "3256": "most bears are excellent climbers, especially black bears.",
+    "3257": "most bears are solitary, except for mothers with cubs.",
+    "3258": "most kangaroos are ground-dwelling; tree kangaroos are an exception.",
+    "3259": "near threatened",
+    "3260": "no, cheetahs purr and chirp instead of roaring.",
+    "3261": "no, chicks are born grey-white and turn pink over 1-2 years.",
+    "3262": "no, owls can rotate their heads up to 270 degrees",
+    "3263": "no, penguins cannot fly but are excellent swimmers",
+    "3264": "no, penguins naturally live exclusively in the southern hemisphere.",
+    "3265": "no, the shell is fused to their spine and ribcage.",
+    "3266": "no, their claws are semi-non-retractable for better grip while running.",
+    "3267": "no, their eyes are fixed in their sockets, which is why they turn their heads.",
+    "3268": "no, their muscular tail and long feet prevent it.",
+    "3269": "no, they are diurnal and hunt mostly during the day.",
+    "3270": "no, they are mostly found in tropical and subtropical regions.",
+    "3271": "no, they are the only mammals that cannot jump.",
+    "3272": "no, they have a sharp, beak-like mouth.",
+    "3273": "no, they migrate to lower elevations during winter.",
+    "3274": "no, they usually take over abandoned nests of other birds.",
+    "3275": "no, tigers are solitary hunters.",
+    "3276": "no, which is why they usually don't hunt in the rain.",
+    "3277": "not all; polar bears and some black bears do not fully hibernate.",
+    "3278": "omnivore",
+    "3279": "one hump",
+    "3280": "only about 100 grams (3.5 ounces).",
+    "3281": "only for about 20 to 30 seconds.",
+    "3282": "ossicones.",
+    "3283": "over 150 years, one of the longest-lived vertebrates.",
+    "3284": "over 200 species worldwide.",
+    "3285": "over 393 species",
+    "3286": "over 40,000 muscles.",
+    "3287": "panthera leo",
+    "3288": "panthera tigris",
+    "3289": "phoenicopterus roseus",
+    "3290": "primarily acacia leaves and other tree foliage.",
+    "3291": "primarily grasses and sometimes leaves and bark.",
+    "3292": "primarily plants, fruits, and occasionally insects.",
+    "3293": "purplish-black to protect against sunburn.",
+    "3294": "rhinoceros",
+    "3295": "rhinos have poor eyesight but an excellent sense of smell.",
+    "3296": "seels.",
+    "3297": "seven, the same as a human.",
+    "3298": "small mammals, birds, and insects",
+    "3299": "some species can survive for months.",
+    "3300": "some species like macaws can live 50-80 years.",
+    "3301": "south america",
+    "3302": "strigiformes",
+    "3303": "stripes may deter flies and help with camouflage in herds.",
+    "3304": "sub-saharan africa",
+    "3305": "tawny yellow, brown, or ochre.",
+    "3306": "the galapagos tortoise.",
+    "3307": "the kakapo, a flightless parrot from new zealand.",
+    "3308": "the neck can be up to 1.8 meters long.",
+    "3309": "the polar bear is the largest land carnivore and bear species.",
+    "3310": "the saltwater crocodile.",
+    "3311": "the siberian (amur) tiger.",
+    "3312": "the sun bear.",
+    "3313": "their canines can grow up to 50 cm (20 inches) long.",
+    "3314": "their eyesight is similar to humans, but their sense of smell is far superior.",
+    "3315": "their feathers have special fringes that reduce turbulence",
+    "3316": "their wing feathers have special structures that dampen sound.",
+    "3317": "there are 5 species: white, black, indian, javan, and sumatran.",
+    "3318": "there are 6 living subspecies of tiger.",
+    "3319": "they actually sink and walk or bounce along the river bottom.",
+    "3320": "they are considered one of the most dangerous due to their aggression.",
+    "3321": "they are ectothermic and bask in the sun to warm up.",
+    "3322": "they are not good climbers, but may jump on fallen trees for a vantage point.",
+    "3323": "they drink saltwater and excrete the salt through a special gland.",
+    "3324": "they filter-feed with their specialized beaks upside down",
+    "3325": "thick fur, wide hooves, long eyelashes, and slit nostrils.",
+    "3326": "thorny plants, dry grasses, and desert vegetation.",
+    "3327": "through dense feathers, a fat layer, and huddling together.",
+    "3328": "through vocalizations, chest beating, and facial expressions.",
+    "3329": "through vocalizations, touch, and infrasound.",
+    "3330": "to cool down and protect their skin from sunburn and insects.",
+    "3331": "to crack open hard seeds and nuts.",
+    "3332": "to filter-feed upside down in shallow water.",
+    "3333": "to help reduce glare from the sun.",
+    "3334": "tortoise",
+    "3335": "tortoises live on land; turtles are aquatic or semi-aquatic.",
+    "3336": "tropical and subtropical forests in sub-saharan africa.",
+    "3337": "two humps.",
+    "3338": "up to 10 cm long to protect against blowing sand.",
+    "3339": "up to 112 km/h, the fastest land animal.",
+    "3340": "up to 14 hours.",
+    "3341": "up to 150 liters (40 gallons)",
+    "3342": "up to 2 weeks in extreme cases.",
+    "3343": "up to 20 hours.",
+    "3344": "up to 200 kg (440 lbs)",
+    "3345": "up to 25 km/h (15 mph)",
+    "3346": "up to 270 degrees.",
+    "3347": "up to 3 meters (10 feet) high",
+    "3348": "up to 3,700 psi, one of the strongest in the animal kingdom.",
+    "3349": "up to 30 km/h (19 mph)",
+    "3350": "up to 30 km/h (19 mph) on land.",
+    "3351": "up to 32 km/h (20 mph)",
+    "3352": "up to 5 cm (2 inches) thick.",
+    "3353": "up to 5 meters (16 feet) in the air.",
+    "3354": "up to 5 minutes",
+    "3355": "up to 50+ years",
+    "3356": "up to 500 meters (1,640 feet)",
+    "3357": "up to 500 meters (1,640 feet).",
+    "3358": "up to 55 km/h (34 mph).",
+    "3359": "up to 55 km/h (35 mph).",
+    "3360": "up to 56 km/h (35 mph)",
+    "3361": "up to 56 km/h.",
+    "3362": "up to 6 meters (20 feet)",
+    "3363": "up to 60 km/h (37 mph) during migration.",
+    "3364": "up to 65 km/h (40 mph)",
+    "3365": "up to 65 km/h (40 mph) in short sprints.",
+    "3366": "up to 65 km/h (40 mph).",
+    "3367": "up to 70 km/h (43 mph)",
+    "3368": "up to 70 km/h in short bursts.",
+    "3369": "up to 700 kg (1,540 lbs) for kodiak bears",
+    "3370": "up to 80 km/h (50 mph)",
+    "3371": "up to 80 km/h in short bursts.",
+    "3372": "up to 80 teeth at a time",
+    "3373": "up to 9 meters in a single leap.",
+    "3374": "up to an hour or more when resting.",
+    "3375": "up to several weeks",
+    "3376": "ursus arctos",
+    "3377": "usually 60 to 70 years.",
+    "3378": "vulnerable",
+    "3379": "vulnerable, with about 1,800 left in the wild.",
+    "3380": "whales and dolphins are the hippo's closest living relatives.",
+    "3381": "yes, bears hibernate during winter",
+    "3382": "yes, but they are not very agile climbers.",
+    "3383": "yes, crocodiles are ectotherms (cold-blooded)",
+    "3384": "yes, each zebra has a unique stripe pattern",
+    "3385": "yes, elephants are known for their excellent long-term memory.",
+    "3386": "yes, elephants have excellent long-term memory",
+    "3387": "yes, especially males defending their stretch of river.",
+    "3388": "yes, flamingos are strong fliers",
+    "3389": "yes, giant pandas belong to the bear family ursidae.",
+    "3390": "yes, gorillas are primarily herbivores",
+    "3391": "yes, hippos are considered one of the most dangerous animals in africa",
+    "3392": "yes, just like humans, they have unique fingerprints.",
+    "3393": "yes, like horses, they can sleep standing up.",
+    "3394": "yes, lions are primarily nocturnal hunters",
+    "3395": "yes, many parrot species are monogamous",
+    "3396": "yes, many parrots can mimic human speech",
+    "3397": "yes, most owls are nocturnal",
+    "3398": "yes, pandas are capable swimmers.",
+    "3399": "yes, some species like the saltwater crocodile thrive in it.",
+    "3400": "yes, the shell has nerve endings and is sensitive to touch.",
+    "3401": "yes, their knees are hidden inside their bodies.",
+    "3402": "yes, their stripes are as unique as human fingerprints.",
+    "3403": "yes, their tough mouths allow them to eat thorny plants without injury.",
+    "3404": "yes, they are born pink, blind, and very small.",
+    "3405": "yes, they are highly susceptible to human illnesses.",
+    "3406": "yes, they can sprint up to 17 km/h on land.",
+    "3407": "yes, they carry their young in a pouch.",
+    "3408": "yes, they flap their large ears to release body heat.",
+    "3409": "yes, they have a pseudo-thumb for holding bamboo.",
+    "3410": "yes, they have excellent color vision.",
+    "3411": "yes, they may spit a mixture of saliva and stomach contents when agitated.",
+    "3412": "yes, they produce tears to clean their eyes, hence 'crocodile tears'.",
+    "3413": "yes, they secrete a reddish oily fluid that protects their skin.",
+    "3414": "yes, tigers are mostly solitary animals.",
+    "3415": "yes, tigers are strong swimmers",
+    "3416": "yes, to conserve body heat.",
+    "3417": "zebras are black with white stripes",
+    "3418": "zebras are difficult to domesticate due to their unpredictable nature."
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+    "a giant panda eats 12-38 kg of bamboo per day.": 3154,
+    "a hen.": 3155,
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+    "a large meal can sustain a crocodile for months.": 3158,
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+    "about 15 months.": 3170,
+    "about 200 million years": 3171,
+    "about 22 months, the longest of any land animal.": 3172,
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+    "about 8 to 10 months.": 3174,
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+    "around 10-15 years.": 3190,
+    "around 190 kg (420 lbs).": 3191,
+    "around 40 to 50 years.": 3192,
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+    "by chewing on wood and hard nuts.": 3195,
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+    "most bears are solitary, except for mothers with cubs.": 3257,
+    "most kangaroos are ground-dwelling; tree kangaroos are an exception.": 3258,
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+    "no, chicks are born grey-white and turn pink over 1-2 years.": 3261,
+    "no, owls can rotate their heads up to 270 degrees": 3262,
+    "no, penguins cannot fly but are excellent swimmers": 3263,
+    "no, penguins naturally live exclusively in the southern hemisphere.": 3264,
+    "no, the shell is fused to their spine and ribcage.": 3265,
+    "no, their claws are semi-non-retractable for better grip while running.": 3266,
+    "no, their eyes are fixed in their sockets, which is why they turn their heads.": 3267,
+    "no, their muscular tail and long feet prevent it.": 3268,
+    "no, they are diurnal and hunt mostly during the day.": 3269,
+    "no, they are mostly found in tropical and subtropical regions.": 3270,
+    "no, they are the only mammals that cannot jump.": 3271,
+    "no, they have a sharp, beak-like mouth.": 3272,
+    "no, they migrate to lower elevations during winter.": 3273,
+    "no, they usually take over abandoned nests of other birds.": 3274,
+    "no, tigers are solitary hunters.": 3275,
+    "no, which is why they usually don't hunt in the rain.": 3276,
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+    "over 200 species worldwide.": 3284,
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+    "the neck can be up to 1.8 meters long.": 3308,
+    "the polar bear is the largest land carnivore and bear species.": 3309,
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+    "their feathers have special fringes that reduce turbulence": 3315,
+    "their wing feathers have special structures that dampen sound.": 3316,
+    "there are 5 species: white, black, indian, javan, and sumatran.": 3317,
+    "there are 6 living subspecies of tiger.": 3318,
+    "they actually sink and walk or bounce along the river bottom.": 3319,
+    "they are considered one of the most dangerous due to their aggression.": 3320,
+    "they are ectothermic and bask in the sun to warm up.": 3321,
+    "they are not good climbers, but may jump on fallen trees for a vantage point.": 3322,
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+    "through vocalizations, chest beating, and facial expressions.": 3328,
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+    "up to 14 hours.": 3340,
+    "up to 150 liters (40 gallons)": 3341,
+    "up to 2 weeks in extreme cases.": 3342,
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+    "up to 270 degrees.": 3346,
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+    "up to 30 km/h (19 mph) on land.": 3350,
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+    "up to 5 meters (16 feet) in the air.": 3353,
+    "up to 5 minutes": 3354,
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+    "up to 500 meters (1,640 feet)": 3356,
+    "up to 500 meters (1,640 feet).": 3357,
+    "up to 55 km/h (34 mph).": 3358,
+    "up to 55 km/h (35 mph).": 3359,
+    "up to 56 km/h (35 mph)": 3360,
+    "up to 56 km/h.": 3361,
+    "up to 6 meters (20 feet)": 3362,
+    "up to 60 km/h (37 mph) during migration.": 3363,
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+    "up to 65 km/h (40 mph).": 3366,
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+    "up to 700 kg (1,540 lbs) for kodiak bears": 3369,
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+    "up to 80 teeth at a time": 3372,
+    "up to 9 meters in a single leap.": 3373,
+    "up to an hour or more when resting.": 3374,
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+    "yes, especially males defending their stretch of river.": 3387,
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+    "yes, giant pandas belong to the bear family ursidae.": 3389,
+    "yes, gorillas are primarily herbivores": 3390,
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+    "yes, like horses, they can sleep standing up.": 3393,
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+    "yes, some species like the saltwater crocodile thrive in it.": 3399,
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+    "yes, their knees are hidden inside their bodies.": 3401,
+    "yes, their stripes are as unique as human fingerprints.": 3402,
+    "yes, their tough mouths allow them to eat thorny plants without injury.": 3403,
+    "yes, they are born pink, blind, and very small.": 3404,
+    "yes, they are highly susceptible to human illnesses.": 3405,
+    "yes, they can sprint up to 17 km/h on land.": 3406,
+    "yes, they carry their young in a pouch.": 3407,
+    "yes, they flap their large ears to release body heat.": 3408,
+    "yes, they have a pseudo-thumb for holding bamboo.": 3409,
+    "yes, they have excellent color vision.": 3410,
+    "yes, they may spit a mixture of saliva and stomach contents when agitated.": 3411,
+    "yes, they produce tears to clean their eyes, hence 'crocodile tears'.": 3412,
+    "yes, they secrete a reddish oily fluid that protects their skin.": 3413,
+    "yes, tigers are mostly solitary animals.": 3414,
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+    "yes, to conserve body heat.": 3416,
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