Patagonian Mara

1. Buy Patagonian Mara theexoticpetshome.com/product/patagonian-mara Patagonian Mara $300.00 $150.00 Category: Rodents The general form of the Patagonian Maras is a long-legged rodent with a body similar to an ungulate. Its coat is mainly gray-brown, with white patches on the chest and abdomen, and orange on the sides and around the head. Except for a tuft of bright white fur near the hindquarters, it is darker near the hips. Its coat is hard and dense, and its texture is very fine. The Patagonian Mara has four toes on the front legs and three toes on the hind legs; each finger is equipped with strong claws. Their long ears, short tail, and larger body size distinguish them from other species in the fish family. Buy Patagonian Mara. Size Patagonian maras average 27.5 inches (70 centimeters) in length, with a tail of 1.5 to 2 inches (4 to 5 centimeters). They weigh between 17.6 and 35.3 pounds (8 to 16 kilograms). Native Habitat 1/2

2. Patagonian gangs live in central and southern Argentina. They prefer dry grasslands and bushes with lots of open spaces. Depending on the supply of food, the range of a pair of horse-drawn families may fluctuate greatly. These drift ranges usually amount to 242 acres (98 hectares). Mara people move in different ways. They can walk, jump, gallop or trot like rabbits. This is a unique way of movement, usually shown by ungulates, which bounce on all fours. Food/Eating Habits Patagonian Maras is a herbivore that feeds mainly on grasses. They also often eat cacti, as well as some seeds, fruits and flowers. Maras is also feces, ingest your own feces to maximize nutrient absorption. At the Smithsonian National Zoo, maras are fed rodent food, vegetables, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and hay. 2/2