Babirusa

The Babirusa is not your ordinary farm pig. He is native to the Indonesian islands of Sulawesi, Togian, Sula, and Buru. The most common of the species is the Babyrousa celebensis. They are a very unique type of pigs. They do not use their snout such as other pigs. Their diet varies between insects and leaves… Read more Babirusa

Dugong

  The Dugong lives in the warm, coastal waters from Northern Africa and Australia. It is very similar to a manatee in multiple ways, for example, in their appearance, behaviors, and both are related to elephants. Dugongs feed on underwater grass both day and night. They can stay underwater for a whole 6 minutes before… Read more Dugong

Irrawaddy Dolphin

Link to picture https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Irrawaddy_dolphin-Orcaella_brevirostris_by_2eight.jpg Link to information http://www.dolphins-world.com/irrawaddy-dolphin/ The irrawaddy dolphin has a head that is very round and doesn’t seem to have a beak. They also have a small dorsal fin and have a triangle with a rounded tip. The dolphin has long and wide flippers that can be 70 to 108 inches long. The… Read more Irrawaddy Dolphin

The Fossa

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fossa_(animal) The Fossa is a relative to the mongoose family. It mainly lives in the forests of Madagascar. The Fossa can grow up to 6 feet long and weighing 26 pounds. It feeds off of lemurs, wild pigs, and wild mice. The fossa is more related to cats than the mongoose. LIke cats, fossas have… Read more The Fossa