Other representatives of the fauna

Inhabiting steppe, desert, and semi-desert regions, these unusual jerboas look very much like mice in pictures and photographs. However, this rodent is distinguished by its large ears and short forelimbs. This amusing representative of the largest order of mammals lives on virtually every continent and has 26 different species.

When discussing the long-eared fox, it's important to understand that this breed has a distinct personality. This lovable creature, affectionately known as the fennec fox, has a rather peculiar character and can even be dangerous if disturbed in its natural habitat. Unfortunately, the animal's valuable fur led to widespread poaching, significantly reducing the species' population. However, today, the long-eared fox, protected by law, is thriving.

The class of vertebrates that occupy an intermediate position between amphibians and mammals is called reptiles. They are most similar to birds. The following animals belong to this class:

Chinchillas have deservedly gained popularity as pets. This is not surprising, as this little creature's appearance, with its sparkling beady eyes and large, fluffy tail, is sure to leave no one indifferent.

The chinchilla is a rodent native to South America. They primarily inhabit the dry, rocky slopes of the Andes in Chile, Argentina, and Peru.