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Description: Have you ever seen a purple horse before? Maybe you should offer it a snack!

Description: Wait... Aren't ladybugs supposed to be red?

Description: This purple cat is meowing at your feet. What a tripping hazard!

Description: This purple mouse has stolen your blue cheese!

Description: This purple monkey is climbing a purple tree!

Description: This purple rabbit is hopping around at your feet!

Description: This litte deer is sniffing your palm.

Description: Because owls are shaped like cylinders rather than balls, they cannot move their eyes. To compensate, they developed the ability to move their heads all the way around.

Description: Like many species of birds, Allen's hummingbird uses it's feet to help maintain body temperature.

Description: The Barbados threadsnake is thought to be the smallest snake in the world.

Description: The African wildcat is the common ancestor to all domestic cats. In fact, the first African wildcat was domesticated about 10,000 years ago.

Description: The banded water snake can grow up to 42 inches in length.

Description: Since the 1990s the African wild dog has been listed as endangered by the IUCN. They are threatened by habitat fragmentation, disease, and poaching,

Description: The band-tailed pigeon is one of the largest species of pigeons in the United States of America.

Description: As a rule, these cats avoid humans, so very little is known about the African Golden Cat; however, they are threatened by hunting for bushmeat, and habitat loss.

Description: The ball python is the smallest of the African Pythons. When stressed, these snakes curl themselves into a tight ball, which is how they get their name.

Description: Like many other lizards, the African fat-tailed gecko can grow back its tail. The new tail may not match the lizard's original coloration.

Description: In old English, "Bald" meant "white-headed." That is why these eagles are called Bald Eagles!

Description: These vulnerable wild cats are native to parts of India and China. They are threatened mostly by poaching and deforestation.