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Wild animal
* All wild animals are susceptible to parasites and disease
  - belong in the wild
  - carry diseases
  - have the potential of being dangerous, especially when wounded or cornered
* Every wild animal is born with well-defined instincts.
* Many wild animals can be dangerous to handle
  - carry parasites and diseases
  - find themselves endangered or threatened by pollution, hunting and more
* Many wild animals live in the forests including tigers, chital, bears, pigs, and deer
  - unsettled interior, but some also live near cities
  - survive their injuries but are unable to be released due to permanent damage
* Most wild animals are less shy of a riding elephant
  - nocturnal, sleeping during the day and active at night
  - normally most active at night
  - particularly afraid of humans
  - under the control of North Carolina Wildlife
* Most wild animals carry cat fleas
  - come out at night and are afraid of people
  - eat grass
  - harbor a few fleas, and some species are typically infested
* Most wild animals have behaviour
  - body length
  - bones
  - characteristics
* Most wild animals inhabit areas
  - know enough to make sure that their underground burrows have an emergency exit
* Most wild animals live in areas
  - high temperature
  - make very poor pets and are best observed in their native habitat
  - obtain food
  - play roles
  - solve the problem of winter survival in Anchorage by avoidance
  - stalk prey
  - transmit diseases
* Some wild animals adapt, like Oklahoma farm animals that stay outdoors in winter.
* Some wild animals are already extinct while many are on the brink
  - also susceptible
  - bite people
  - can be dangerous to people
  - die from starvation
* Some wild animals eat cycads
  - leaves
  - snails
  - grow horns
  - harbor bacteria
  - have quills
* Some wild animals infect animals
  - domestic animals
  - inflict serious injuries
  - invade territory
  - leave owners
  - lose fear
  - prey on armadillos
  - provide valuable products for the development of modern drugs
* adapt and adjust to their own specific niche.
* are WILD and unpredictable
  - also part of the farm ecosystem
  - always subject to injury by predators
  - an important and vital part of our natural ecosystem
* are capable of fending for themselves
  - finding plenty of food on their own
  - dangerous and can carry disease
  - dangerous, especially when they feel threatened
* are difficult to keep alive in captivity
  - raise in captivity, even if found at a very young age
  - either dangerous or harmless
* are generally active at night and avoid contact with people
  - much more active
  - safest when they avoid close human contact
  - habitual creatures
  - happiest when they are wild and free
  - indicative of Tibetan abundant natural heritage
  - intelligent enough to recognize that people are the source of their handouts
* are located in forests
  - meadows
  - zoos
  - most active around dawn and dusk
  - naturally fearful of humans
  - plentiful in the forests of Sweden
* are the major source of rabies
  - puma and jaguar
  - unpredictable and dangerous at all times
  - usually capable of finding plenty of food on their own
  - very sensitive to odors, loud noises, and bright lights
* ask little of humans beyond some undeveloped places where they can be left alone.
  - their natural habitat where their needs are met
* can also attack pets.
* can be a potential danger when camping
  - threat to California's fresh water supply
  - difficult to detect because of their instinctive behavior to avoid humans
  - fiercely protective of their young
  - bring the tick from heavily wooded environments into suburban backyards
* can carry diseases that can be transmitted to humans and pets
  - rabies, distemper or other illnesses
  - cause many problems
  - have severe disease or be affected subclinically
  - never be happy confined to a small cage with no normal social interaction
  - no longer reach the water and they leave
  - scratch, bite, or transmit disease and parasites
  - spread diseases such as lyme disease, rabies, plague, and histoplasmosis
  - diseases and parasites
* carry many diseases that can be very harmful to people
  - parasites and diseases that can be harmful to people
* contribute extensively to the welfare of people and economies of developing countries.
* deal with fire remarkably well.
* depend on the shrinking forests for habitat.
* die of disease, despite eating a raw, natural diet.
  - lots of moist, green leaves and roots which are very nutritious
  - the fallen leaves and fresh leaves are said to be good fodder for domestic animals
  - various kinds of food
* feel pain even if they are a nuisance.
* go to their den or cave to escape the hot sun and cold rain.
* harbor parasites which can be lethal, especially to infants and young children.
* have a much larger flight zone than most domestic animals that are used to humans
  - an instinctive knowledge of what is poisonous
  - no health insurance
  - options
  - requirements
* have special care, and housing needs
  - dietary needs
  - specific requirements
  - their own inherent value, their own reasons for existing
  - to be the best at what they do to survive
* hunt for food.
* including skunks, bats, and racoons can also get rabies and give it to humans.
  - regions
* invade crops to fulfill needs such as food and protective cover.
* keep our world alive.
* know how to get their own food.
* learn what to be afraid of and what to tolerate by watching their parents.
* live here, from lizards to black bear.
* live in and visit places where they can find suitable habitat
  - off the meagre resources and have special mechanisms to conserve water
* living apart from human interference are commercially non-productive.
* means any animal found living in a natural or feral state in The Bahamas.
* meet their needs in their natural environment.
* need care
* require specialized medical care and diets.
* see no difference between themselves and their niche.
* seem to face difficult challenges for survival.
* stay playful for a very short time after birth.
* tend to be more dangerous when injured by the mines.
* use leaves, twigs and buds of the plant itself for food
  - sand to roll in to get rid of parasites
* visit the river at night to feed.