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Animals Beginning with I
Ibis, Sacred
Found in a wide range of inland habitats from lakes, rivers and wetlands to cultivated areas in sub-Saharan Africa up to South-east Iraq. Has also been introduced into France, Italy, Spain, the USA and Australia. READ MORE >
Ibis, Scarlet
The Scarlet Ibis has a social breeding system, living in large colonies. Nests are built close to each other with more than one nest per tree. READ MORE >
Ibis, Waldrapp
Two to four eggs are laid between March and April and incubated for up to 28 days. Parents share nest-building duties and both help care for their young until they fledge after about 50 days. READ MORE >
Iguana, Rhinoceros
The males have a territory, which they vigorously defend against other males. The strongest males will have the largest territory, with good hiding places, nice spots for basking in the sun, and access to females. READ MORE >
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