Chinchilla

Fact sheet
Class: Mammal
Size: 15cm – 50cm
Weight: 0,5 kg – 7,0 kg
Age: 3 – 20 years
Appearance: blue-grey
Food: Grasses, plants, herbs
Original country of origin: South America
Social skills: Herd animal

Facts
Chinchillas look like a cross between guinea pigs and squirrels. In fact, they are closely related to guinea pigs. When chinchillas are attacked and held by enemies like birds of prey, skunks, wild cats or snakes, they opt for spontaneous hair loss. The attackers then have only a clump of hair „in their fingers“ instead of the animal and the rodents escape in most cases completely. Chinchillas have a silky soft, thick fur. To care for it, they do not need any care products. They roll them in sand with pleasure. Not only do chinchillas have more hair per root than we do… They have 20,000 hairs per square inch. Humans only have about 100 hairs per square inch. At the same time, it is 30 times thinner than human hair.

Budgerigars

Fact sheet
Class: Birds
Size: 12 – 16cm
Weight: 20 – 35g
Age: 4 – 8 years
Appearance: yellow-green, blue
Food: Corn, seeds
Original place of origin: Australia
Habitat: Dry areas
Natural enemies: falcon, hawk
Social skills: Swarming Bird

Facts
Budgerigars can fly up to 100 kilometres at a time. Their top speed is 120 km/h. That is quite astonishing as well.
If budgerigars are kept in an aviary they need 1-2 hours free flight daily. It is also astonishing that budgies have only one steady partner in their whole life, at whose side they always stay, as if they were married. When a budgie is relaxed, it emits purring sounds that sound similar to the purring of a cat.

Goldfish

Fact sheet
Class: Fish
Size: up to 20cm
Weight: ?
Age: 1 – 30 years
Colour: orange-yellow
Food: Algae, insect larvae, worms
Distribution: throughout the world (farmed fish)
Original Country of Origin: China
Habitat: Sweet water
Social skills: Swarm fish

Facts
The goldfish is one of the oldest known domestic animals and developed about 1,000 years ago through breeding in eastern China. The small cute goldfish is actually a carp. But just a very small one. They say the goldfish have a memory of only three seconds. However, it has been discovered the goldfish can remember things for more than three seconds, for at least three months.


Guinea pig

Fact sheet
More names: House guinea pig
Class: Mammals
Size: 12 – 30cm
Weight: 500 – 1200g
Age: up to 10 years
Food: Grasses, hay, vegetables
Natural enemies: none
Threatened by extinction: No

Facts
Guinea pigs are very intelligent. They can sleep with their eyes open. They are constantly eating and digesting. The guinea pig is a small rodent that originally comes from the South American jungle. Because of its tame personality and its friendly looks, however the guinea pig has become a popular pet all over the world. There is a species of guinea pig that has no coat. Hay needs guinea pigs. This not only helps them digest, but also chews down their rodent teeth.

Rabbit

Fact sheet
Class: Mammals
Size: 25 – 75cm
Weight: 500 – 7000g
Age: 5 – 10 years
Food: Grasses, leaves, herbs
Natural enemies for example: birds of prey, fox, marten

Facts
Rabbits have to gnaw – if they didn’t, their teeth would be almost one and a half meters long after one year.
Rabbit hearts beat fast, 130 to 325 times per minute.For comparison: a human heart gets 60 to 100 beats per minute.
Rabbits cannot throw up.
Rabbits are vegetarians and only eat at dusk.
Rabbits eat their own stools.
Outside the mating season, rabbits are solitary animals. The European rabbit-family is very manageable in size and consists of altogether of four types: the feldrabbit, the rabbit of Wüsen, the snow hare and the wild rabbit.

Dogs

Fact sheet
Size: 18-70 cm
Weight: 500 g to 70 kg
Life expectancy : 10-13 years
Nutrition: meat
Family: Dogs
Descent: from the wolf

Facts
It has been scientifically proven that stroking a dog can reduce blood pressure in the person. Dogs are red-green-blind. Dalmatian whelps are born with a white coat. The black dots only form in the course of childhood. The sense of smell of a dog is 10,000 times stronger than that of a pers on. There are an estimated 500 million dogs on our planet. Winddogs can reach more than 110 kilometers per hour and are therefore as fast as leopard cheetahs .Dogs can understand up to 250 different words and gestures and count up to five. This makes them about as intelligent as a 2-year-old child. The eating of chocolate can be deadly for dogs.

Cats

Fact sheet
Size: 45 cm
Weight: 2.5-8kg
Life expectancy: 12-15 years
Food: fish, meat…
Family: Cats
Assignment: animals of prey

Cat’s Tongue

What the hacks of the rough cat’s tongue have taken hold of goes into the belly. A cat can only spit it out with difficulty.

Facts
Amazing: The purring of one cat lets bone broken bones heal faster.

Young cats also romp wild in the living room. But they are very much dependent on their person to keep them busy and play with them
1.6 million cats live in Switzerland. They are the most popular pets of all – loving, but also discreet as well as elegant and affectionate

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