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Common Name: Titanoboa

Classification: Reptilia.

Diet: Titanoboa was massive and could eat anythings in its path.

Length: Around 50 feet long

Weight: About 2000 pounds

Habitat: The titanoboa lived in tropical climates.

Defense Titanoboa was so big that not much could damage the massive snake.

Common Name: Ostrich.

Scientific Name: Struthio camelus.

Classification: Aves.

Diet: Mainly roots, leaves, and seeds, but ostriches will eat whatever is available. Sometimes they consume insects, snakes, lizards, and rodents. They also swallow sand and pebbles which help them grind up their food in their gizzards, a specialized muscular stomach.

Height: 6.9 to 9.2 feet.

Weight: Around 250 pounds.

Habitat: The towering birds live in sandy and arid habitats, particularly in open country. Common environments for these birds include savannas, woodlands, deserts, plains, semi deserts, dry grasslands and scrubs.

Endangered Status: Ostriches are not yet endangered.

Behavior: Male and female ostriches take care and protect there eggs until they hatch. After the eggs hatch the parents are very protective of their chicks.

Defense: Ostriches can run up to 43 mph however if trapped they have a kick that can kill a human or a lion.

Life span: 40 to 45 years.

Fun fact: Despite anything you might hear, ostriches do not stick their heads in the ground.

Common Name: The armadillo.

Scientific Name: Dasypodidae.

Classification: mammal.

Diet: The armadillo has a keen sense of smell that it uses to locate prey. Most of its diet is made up of insects, grubs and worms. It will sometimes eat fruit, small reptiles, amphibians and bird eggs.

Height: 5.9 to 9.8 in.

Length: 15 in to 2 feet.

Weight: 5.5 to 14 lb.

Habitat: Armadillos live in temperate and warm habitats, including rain forests, grasslands, and semi-deserts.

Endangered Status: Some armadillos are endangered and some are not. The pink hairy armadillo is endangered and so are several others, however; some armadillo species are not threatened.

Defense: Armadillos have plats of armor that can deflect a pistol bullet. And one species can roll up into ball of armor so predators can’t get to the soft body.

Behaviour: Armadillos are nocturnal which means they are most active at night hunting small insects using its good sense of smell to find there prey. Female armadillos raise their young in burrows that they dig using their large, shovel-like front claws. Mother six-banded armadillos will pick up their young and move them to a new location if they feel their burrow is unsafe.

Life span: 12 to 15 years.

Today i’v bean making a lego mouse trap. I got the blue prints on nxtprograms.com

So here it is