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Tigers are the largest member of the cat family. There are many types
of tigers mostly living in southern continents such as Asia.
They like to live in mountainous regions where caves provide shelter
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Bears are large mammals that live in many areas of the world, including
North America, Europe and Asia.
Some bears, like the brown bear, like to live in mountainous areas where
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| Many sea animals also like to live in caves. Animals such as the crab and sea urchin bury themselves among the rocks.
The morey eel likes to live in small holes or crevices in a coral reef.
They hide in these holes, and quickly emerge to grab a passing fish for
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There are many types of bats living mostly in warm climates. Bats are
the only mammals that can fly. Bats sleep during the day, and come out
at night in search of food. Bats use echolocation, the ability to listen
to sounds bouncing off objects, to help guide them in the dark and to
find food.
Many bats live in caves where they are sheltered from light during the
day. They hang upside down hooking their feet into cracks in the roof
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