Animal Report: The Army Of Ants

Common Name: The army ants.

Scientific Name: Eciton burchellii

Classification: Insects

Diet: Animals like butterflys catipers slugs and other small animals.

Length: Workers are about 3mm the heartier soldier was about 9 to 14 mm.

Habitat: Army ants can be found worldwide however more commonly in america.

Behavior: Colonies of army ants always have only one queen, while some other ant species can have several queens. The queen is dichthadiigyne (a blind ant with large possess vestigial eyes. The queens of army ants are unique in that they do not have wings, have an enlarged gaster size and an extended cylindrical abdomen. They are significantly larger than worker army ants and possess 10–12 segments on their antennae. Queens will mate with multiple males and because of their enlarged gaster, can produce 3 to 4 million eggs a month, resulting in synchronized brood cycles and colonies composed of millions of individuals all related to a single queen.

Defense: Army ants are a big exception from other ants and do not live in massive burrows Instead the workers and solders will make a living home of ants.

Life span: On average 1 year.

Animal Report: King Of Beasts

Common Name: Lion.

Scientific Name: Panthera Leo.

Classification: Panthera.

Diet: The flesh of giraffes antelopes zebras wildebeests buffaloes goats and other animals of Africa.

Height: 3.6 to 3.9 feet in length.

Length: Up to 8.2 feet.

Weight: Around 420 pounds.

Habitat:Parts of Africa like grasslands.

Endangered Status: Lions have bean listed as endangered with in the last few years.

Behaviour: Lions packs are very caring with there cubs if a mother is killed in a hunt the other females will take care of the orphan cubs like they were there own. If a pride is takin over by a male it will kill any cubs it finds to make the females go into heat and to make it so the future pride is made up of his young.

Defense If a pack of hyenas is big enough they can scare a pride away however most of the time living in a pack pays off so few animals can hurt a pride of lions.

Life span: 14 or 15 years.

Prehistoric Creatures Report: The Feathery Hunter

Common Name: Utahraptor.

Temporal Range: 130 to 120 million.

Diet: Utahraptor had a diet of flesh of dinosaurs like tenontosaurus and other medium sized animals of its time.

Height: 6 to 6.5 feet.

Length: Up to 23 feet in length.

Weight: 1,000 to 1,100.

Life span: around 30 years.

speed: Around 25 mph.

Behaviour: Utahraptor had feathers and may have nested like birds do today.

Prehistoric Creature Report: The Living Meat Cleaver

Common Name: Dunkleosteus.

Temporal range: 382–358 million years ago.

Classification: Armored fish.

Diet: Large fish and sharks as well as other dunkleosteus.

Length: About 20 feet or 6 m.

Weight: Up to 2 tons.

Habitat: Shallow seas.

Defense: Weight and a massive jaw with sharp plates that worked as meat cleavers.

Animal Report: The Smallest Deer Alive

Common Name: Mouse deer.

Scientific Name: Tragulidae.

Classification: Mammal.

Diet: Leaves, buds, shrubs, and fruits that have fallen from trees.

Height: About a foot.

Length: 29 inches.

Weight: 11 to 18 lb.

Habitat: Mouse deer prefers habitats of higher elevations and the tropical forest regions.

Behaviour: Mouse deer take care of their young for three to six months.

Life span: About 18 years.

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prehistoric creature Report: Fredy Cougar of the dinosaurs

Common Name: Therizinosaurs.

Diet: Plants, leaves, seeds.

Height: Roughly 24 feet.

Length: About 30 to 39 feet.

Weight: Around 10,000 to 11,000 pounds.

Habitat: Woodlands.

Defense Its claws were about 3 feet each and scientists think that they were used to slash and cut predators as well as to grab branches and pull them within range of it’s mouth.

Prehistoric Creatures Report: The Dinosaur That Is Almost Unknown

Common Name: Spinosaurus

Temporal Range: 112.03 million years ago – 72.1 million years ago

Diet: Evidence shows that spinosaurus ate fish up to 8 meter long and in times of drought it would have had a bite of other small dinosaurs.

Height: 15 to 24 feet

Length: If you read my other dinosaur report about tyrannosaurus Rex. then you should be aware that T Rex is not the biggest land based carnivorous dinosaur in history. That record goes to spinosaurus which was 40 to 60 feet long.

Weight: 10 to 18 tons

Habitat: Tropical swamps

Defense: Long strong arms with very big claws, a jaw lined with massive teeth, plus it’s tremendous size and weight.

Behaviour: It is thought that spinosaurus took very good care of their young for up to seven years until they were able to take care of themselves.

Prehistoric Creatures Report: The Every Kids Favorite Cannibal


Common Name: Tyrannosaurus Rex a.k.a. T Rex.

Temporal Range: 70 to 66 million years ago.

Diet: Tyrannosaurus Rex was a large carnivorous dinosaur. T Rex was so big there were only a couple of animals that tyrannosaurus didn’t eat. Extremely large dinosaurs like the barosaurus is one example. Not many animals were safe from tyrannosaurus including itself. There have been a lot of bones found in the fossilized stomachs of tyrannosaurs that were from the skeletons of other T Rex.

Height: 15 to 20 feet.

Length: Up to 39 ft in length, in other words about the size of a bus, however; contrary to popular belief T Rex was not the biggest land based carnivore ever. That distinction goes to the spinosaurus which was 20 to 30 feet longer than an average tyrannosaur.

Weight: 12 to 13 tons.

Speed: Roughly 17 mph.

Habitat: Forests and swamps.

Defense: T Rex was prey for only one animal, T Rex itself.

Life span: Around 30 years in this amount of time t rex may have grown five pounds a day.

Behaviour: T Rex took care of their young until they were able to take care of themselves.

For more information check out this encyclopedia.


making a Jurassic park

I found a new dinosaur mod called jurassic craft so I decided that I was going to build a jurassic park.

Here it is.

And some are sleeping and some are awake

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