Learning Resources for Students, Families and Teachers

Search over 100,000 research quality URLs

StudySphere provides fast, easy and free access to a wide variety of research-quality child-safe websites organized for education online from home, school, study abroad and home school. StudySphere’s goal is to help students, teachers, librarians, and other researchers find both highly targeted and closely related information quickly.

Chinchillas

/Home/Sciences/Life Sciences/Animals & Pets/Pet Care/Chinchillas


		Chinchilla ^Votes:0 BIOMES KEY Animal List Chinchilla Chinchilla laniger General Information The chinchilla laniger is commonly known as the chinchilla. Its habitat within the biome is in the mountains. Its body grows to an average of 10 inches long with a 4 inch tail. The chinchilla's fur is gray on the underside and gradually gets darker on the back. When it gets upset, it chatters. The chinchillas is a vegetarian. It doesn't hibernate or migrate because its large ears protect it from snow or rain. Female chinchillas are larger than male chinchillas. Chinchillas weigh an average of 1-2 pounds. Comments from Zoo Observations When the lady at the zoo was holding the chinchilla, it was trying to get away, but was really calm unlike what we had expected. The chinchilla's whiskers were shaking because it was sca Read More Go to Site


		Chinchilla Articles Page ^Votes:0 Chinchilla Articles About Chinchillas 10 Reasons Chinchillas Make Great Pets 5 Reasons Chinchillas Make Terrible Pets ChinToon Page Herika ChinToon Page Feeding Chinchillas Chinchilla First Aid "Baby-Saving" Diarrhea in Chinchillas Do-It-Yourself Hop'n Chew Toy Sounds Made by the Chinchilla Chin Folks The M. F. Chapman Story Books About Chinchillas Setting Up a Chinchilla Cage Fungus Chinchilla Gestation Calendar 1835 Engraving of Two Chinchillas 1926 Nature Magazine: Chinchilla -- A Vanishing American 1933 Popular Science Monthly: Three Amercan Chinchilla Farms Produce Most Costly Fur Chinchilla Stamp Collection Return to the Etc. Chinchilla Page Return to the Etc-Etc Home Page Read More Go to Site

		Chinchilla Informational Site ^Votes:0 Frequent Questions Chinchilla History Natural Habitat Health Issues Breeding Information Introducing mates Mating Pregnancy Gestation Prepare for babies Births Babies & Care Locating Breeders Meet My Chins Chin Supplies Fun Things Chin Links Webrings Link To Us Photos 1 2 3 Costs Selecting A Pet Buying A Chin Signs to Look For Colors Grooming/Bathing Feeding Dietary Changes Chewing Housing/ Cages Site Awards Sign Guestbook View Guestbook Comment/Questions The below # is how many times this page has been viewed since 9/12/98 free hit counter Site Updated on 04/19/06 COPYRIGHT © 1998-2006 All Rights Reserved by Lyn Duedall A Chinchilla Is... With so many chinchillas living in pet stores, zoos and people's homes, it seems somewhat ironic that people still ask what is it? One may describe this Read More Go to Site

		Chinchilla World ^Votes:0 A Continuously-Growing Site Dedicated To The Truth About Domestic Chinchillas As Pets [ Sign my GuestBook ] - [ Read my GuestBook ] [ GuestBook by TheGuestBook.com ] No portion of this material may be reproduced without the written consent of the author. In the case of multiple authors, all authors must be contacted. Elissa Powers, Site Owner Read More Go to Site

		ChinNet - Information about Chinchillas, Owners, Breeders, Vets, Associations and More ! ^Votes:0 Welcome to ChinNet "The chinniest site on earth" C hinNet is the worlds first WWW server dedicated to pet chinchillas. Here, everybody is invited to share his pictures, addresses and other useful information with other owners from all over the world. R esults of the The 2001 Calendar Contest !! User pages \| Genetics \| Other ChinNet Info \| ChinMail \| ChinChat \| Other servers Read about the latest changes on ChinNet ? Have new user pages gone online ? Have new sites been linked ? Curious about Chin events that are about to take place ? Can't wait to hear about the latest Chinchilla gizmos available ? Any news from other ChinNet users ? Curious about the latest Chinchilla gossib ? Wanna see your wanted ad online when Chinnie has escaped ? Visit the next Chin show but don't have a cl Read More Go to Site

		Granny-Wicked & Ralph's Place - Chinchilla ^Votes:0 HELLO THERE! Glad to see you made it!! CHINCHILLA Chinchilla's are originally from the Andes of South America, they are nocturnal, and are part of the rodent family. With an average life span of 10 to 15 years, you want to be certain that a chinchilla is a pet you want. They are up at dusk, playing and eating throughout the night, resting during the daylight hours. Although resting does not necessarily mean sleeping. Chinchilla need special care, their environment, health and nutritional needs can be a major factor in having a chinchilla as a pet. One of the best things about having a Chinchilla is: they are basically an allergy free animal . Most people that have allergies to other animals can have a chinchilla and they don't get fleas.(unless you allow other flea-ridden pets to come in c Read More Go to Site

		jensoft-cs.com ^Votes:0 This page requires frames Read More Go to Site

		The Babinszki Chinchilla Page ^Votes:0 T he C hinchilla P age Visitor count: since 02-Jan-1997 If you have trouble reading this page, try the version without the background. Colette and I were given two baby chinchillas (Greg and Dave Lister - left) by our friends Gail (the world famous forensic entomologist) and Greg in August 1989. Unfortunatly little Greg died from a Giardia infection that our vet was unable to detect. We buried him on November 11, 1989. Shortly thereafter (January 1990) we bought a mate (Christine Kochanski) for Dave because he seemed very lonely. They got along famously. In fact, when we brought Christine home and put her in the cage next to Dave, he sniffed at her so excitedly that you could barely see his head as it darted back and forth! One year later they began a family. Mr. Bishop and Jane were born Read More Go to Site

StudySphere is an outstanding resource for homework help, special education, music school, cooking school, charter schools, art schools, technical schools, traffic school, film schools, catholic schools, etc.