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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project World Giraffe Day June 21
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nFemale with calf. Kenya. \nMama and baby bonding and cuddling. The reticulated giraffe’s coat has a pattern of large polygon-shaped brown spots on a creamy white background\, a pattern that is unique to each individual.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/world-giraffe-day-june-21/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project World Turtle Day May 23
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nTurtle swims in the clear ocean. \nTurtles and tortoises are common sightings in parables\, stories\, and pop culture and we celebrate World Turtle Day on May 23 to honor these resilient animals. Turtles and tortoises are associated with wisdom and perseverance. They are reptiles that are found in many environments all around the world. These creatures play an important role in their respective ecosystems. They dig holes that are inhabited by other creatures and keep our beaches clean by feeding on dead fish that wash up on the shores. They maintain an ecological balance and\, therefore\, it’s important to conserve these gentle animals. \n 
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/world-turtle-day-may-23/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project World Migratory Bird Day May 10
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nStruggles for sunflower seeds\, a pair of European Greenfinch (Chloris chloris). \nWorld Migratory Bird Day is officially celebrated on the second Saturday of May in Canada and the US\, and the second Saturday of October in Mexico\, Central and South America\, and the Caribbean. \nHowever\, every day is Bird Day\, and you can celebrate birds and host events any day of the year! \nTime to un-ruffle your feathers to celebrate World Migratory Bird Day! At least 4\,000 different species of birds migrate\, which adds up to about 40% of the entire avian population. And they all do it in pursuit of food. Twice every year\, these birds will fly to warmer climates for the winters\, and then return home to breed. As humans\, we can all appreciate the value of following food all around the globe. Let’s celebrate our feathered friends today! \n\n\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/international-migratory-bird-day-may-2nd-sat/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project World Penguin Day Apr 25
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \n\n\n\n\n\nEmperor Penguins with chicks. Snow Hill in Antarctica. \nObserved the world over on April 25th\, World Penguin Day recognizes one of the unique birds on the planet.  There are 18 species of penguins\, and all their natural habitats are in the Southern hemisphere. \nDid you know the Emperor Penguin is the biggest of the 18 penguin species and largest of all birds? There are estimated to be (2017) approximately 595\,000 adult Emperors today\, and from birth\, they spend their entire life around the Antarctic ice. These wondrous critters also incubate their eggs like other birds; only they can do so in temperatures nearing -50 degrees Celsius – that’s cold! \nEmperor Penguins are the tallest… about 4 feet tall. The smallest\, Little Blue\, stands about 16 inches. And Penguins are excellent swimmers with the fastest penguin swimmer getting up to about 22 mph.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/world-penguin-day-apr-25/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project Dolphin Day Apr 14
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nFour beautiful dolphins jumping over breaking waves. Hawaii Pacific Ocean wildlife scenery. \nNational Dolphin Day is celebrated on April 14 every year. On this day\, we celebrate dolphins — one of the most intelligent and friendly mammals in the world. Dolphins are cetacean mammals that belong to the same family as whales and porpoises. There have been many representations of dolphins in popular culture through books and films. Most of these popular representations are accurate. Dolphins are extremely social and friendly beings. They love company and have an acute sense of hearing. Yes\, they can hear many more frequencies than adult humans. Dolphins can be found in many parts of the world although they prefer shallow waters.
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/dolphin-day-apr-14/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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SUMMARY:Savanna-Sim Project World Sparrow Day Mar 20
DESCRIPTION:Photo facts… \nEurasian tree sparrow (Passer montanus)\, small brown bird sitting on the branch. First snow with animals. \nWorld Sparrow Day is celebrated on March 20. World Sparrow Day is a day designated to raise awareness of the House Sparrow and other common birds to urban environments\, and of threats to their populations. It is an international initiative by the Nature Forever Society of India in collaboration with the Eco-Sys Action Foundation (France) and numerous other national and international organizations across the world. \nThe house sparrow is one of the first birds that most of us recall from our childhood days. They used to reside in colonies in nearly every house in the neighborhood\, as well as public locations like bus bays and railway stations\, surviving on food grains and tiny worms. For many of us\, the house sparrow evokes many wonderful memories. Unfortunately\, these birds are fast becoming extinct\, and their populations are rapidly declining. \n 
URL:https://wildanimalnature.com/event/world-sparrow-day-mar-20/
LOCATION:Want Facts? Double Click Photo
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