Yellow-naped Amazon

Yellow-naped Amazon. Species of birds that live east of Honduras , north of Nicaragua and Caribbean Islets . Summary [ hide ] 1 Habitat 2 Features 3 Food 4 Source Habitat They are found in any type of habitat such as: cities, savannas, jungles , fields , among others. They are generally active, they need to exercise as they tend to be obese. features Generally sweet character, in various ways they show affection more for men than for women . They measure about 35 … Read more

Alpaca (animal)

Alpaca or Paco. It is one of the four South American camelids. This animal does not exist in the wild, like the Llama , it is a domestic species created by the interference of man . Summary [ hide ] 1 Features 2 Races 3 Food 4 Distribution 5 Playback 6 Behavior 7 Utility 8 Sources features It is smaller than the llama and due to the structure of its body it resembles … Read more

Allosauroidea

Allosauroidea . is a superfamily of carnosaur theropod dinosaurs , which lived from the Upper Jurassic Period to the Upper Cretaceous Period , approximately 156 and 90 million years ago, from the Oxfordian to the Maastrichtian , in what is now Europe , America , Asia , Africa and Australia . Description Allosauroids had elongated and narrow skulls , large eye sockets , hands with three fingers and, usually, small horns or ridges on the head weighing between 2 and 3 tons. A size between 8 and 11 meters in length, although the largest … Read more

Southern shrike

Southern Shrike . A species of Shrike , it is located in Africa , Asia , and southern Europe . Formerly called the gray shrike (Lanius excubitor) and today converted into the southern shrike (Lanius meridionalis), when certain differences are detected with its northern European homonym, the northern shrike , it is a bird that due to its behavior, its hooked beak and its small claws Armed with … Read more

Albatross

Albatross: They are a family of large seabirds that, along with the procelarids, hydrobats, and pelecanoids, are distributed throughout almost the entire length of the Antarctic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the South Atlantic Ocean . They are among the largest flying birds.   Summary [ hide ] 1 Feature 2 Food 3 Playback 4 Habitat 5 Source Characteristic White or greyish head and neck and white … Read more

Albanerpeton

Albanerpeton is an extinct genus of lysanphibian similar to a salamander that lived in North America and Europe . History The extinct Albanerpeton family is, to date, the only family included within Allocaudata, and together with Anura, Caudata and Gymnophiona it forms the Lissamphibia clade, which has a temporal range from the early to recent Triassic. This family includes a single North American genus , whose … Read more