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CHOUGHS, black, crow-like birds of Europe and Asia or Australia. In Europe and Asia there are two species of chough

HONEY-EATERS, Small to medium-sized, mainly nectar-feeding birds. There are 167 species. Most are found in Australasia and the Pacific Islands,

SKINKS, with over 600 species, comprise one of the two largest lizard families. They are generally smooth-scaled and cylindrical, with

GULLS, medium to large birds with moder- ately long wings and tail, the adult plumage white with darker wings and

GENETS, six species related to the civets and mongooses. The best-known is the Feline, or small-spotted genet, Genetta genetta, of

DORMICE, rodents that tend to bridge the gap between squirrels and mice. With one exception they have bushy tails but

The zebra is Africa’s version of the wild horse. It looks very different from the horses we know and care