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Lion
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With some males exceeding 250 kg (550 lb) in weight, the lion is the second-largest living cat after the tiger. Normally, its coloration varies from light buff to yellowish, reddish, or dark ochre brown.
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Wallaby
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Found in Australia and New Guinea, the wallaby is a small or mid-sized herbivorous macropod relative to the kangaroo. Wallaby´s fur usually varies from grayish to red and brown.
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Penguin
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Native to southern African waters, African penguins are easily recognizable by their black facial masks. This albino specimen that hatched at the Bristol zoo was completely white though.
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Fallow deer
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The fallow deer is a small, usually about 150 cm (60 inch) long deer that can be found in most Europe. The coloration of this animal varies greatly but most fallow deer have a chestnut coat with white mottles.
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Squirrel
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In squirrels, coloration is highly variable between (but sometimes even within) species. Nevertheless, an albino squirrel is extremely rare no matter what species it is.
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