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Canadian Wild Animals

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A Wild World

Travel with wolf, accompany with fox, follow the trail of moose, walk into the life of bear. There are many interesting wild animals living in the vast land of Canada.

Today please let ResearchVit to observe 10 most Canadian wild animals with you.

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Arctic Fox

Also named “White Fox”, live in  Arctic circle

Pelt can endure temperature as low as -50 ºC

75-115 cms in length, with 30%-35% tail

Carnivore, eating lemmings, eggs and birds

Arctic Fox

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Beaver

The largest rodent in North America

Can reach 1 meter in length, 32 kg in weight

Spend most of time building dam and lodge

Representing Canada for over 300 years

Beaver

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Canada Goose

Canada Goose

Different appearance among subspecies

8 kg for the giant goose, 1 m for wingspan

Breed all through North America

Eat for 12 hours or more a day

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Grizzly Bear

Found all over Canada, even in Arctic circle

Omnivorous, 80% to 90% is plants in diet

Love salmon, Can weight up to 350 kg

Run at an unbelievable speed of 55 km/h

Grizzly Bear

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Harp Seal

In the Arctic and north Atlantic Ocean

Sociable, enjoy the company of other seals

130 kg for males, 2 meters in length

Dive 280 meters and submerge for 15 mins

Harp Seal

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Moose

Can be found in forests all over Canada

The largest member of the deer family

Antlers normally span between 120-150 cm

Powerful swimmers, diving 5.5 meters

Moose

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Polar Bear

25,000-40,000 worldwide, 15,000 in Canada

Up to 600 kg for males, thick fat under skin

Swim up to 10 km/h, 90+ km without rest

Jump between ice to hunt favorite ringed seal

Polar Bear

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Raccoon

Found in villages and cities all over Canada

Famous for its mischievous black mask

Males are normally 25% larger than females

Act in the unit of families

Raccoon

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Red Fox

One of the most wide-spread mammals

Live on forest, prairie and farmland

Long bushy tail takes 1/3 of the total length

Travel up to 250 km to find a suitable home

Red Fox

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Wolf

Wolf

The largest wild member of the dog family

Lives all over North America, Europe and Asia

Live in group of 3-7 individuals with a leader

Cooperate to catch prey

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Research Reference:

1. “List of mammals of Canada”, Wikipedia;2. “Animal facts”, Canadian Geographic

Magazine. 3. “Canadian Wild Animals”, Marystreet;4. “奇特的北极动物” , 环球网。

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