Aye-ayes are omnivores and eat grubs, fruit, nuts and nectar. They have stunning yellowish-orange eyes and distinctive hands which have claw-like nails on elongated, thin fingers.
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Standing between 1 and 1.2 metres tall, lions are impressively built animals, with compact bodies, powerful legs and strong jaws and teeth, making them superb hunters.
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will provide your students with an opportunity to explore this new area of Chester Zoo
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The ploughshare tortoise is the largest and rarest of Madagascar’s four remaining tortoise species. These remarkable creatures are uniquely adapted to the dry forests of western Madagascar, where their distinctive, patterned shells make them highly sought after in the illegal wildlife trade.
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