Chinchilla Research Paper

Fluffy, furry, and fast, those are three words that accurately describe a furry animal called a Chinchilla. What does the name Chinchilla come from? The name Chinchilla comes from the name of a tribe that hunted Chinchilla for their dense fur. The tribe so often hunted the furry animals that the animal was named after the tribe. To learn more about the fluffy creatures we need to know where they came from. Chinchillas live in the Andes Mountains in herds of fourteen to one hundred Chinchillas. They often sleep on rocks, and in the crevices of the mountain during the daylight hours. The Andes mountains is a windy rocky sparse area. Chinchillas usually live from 3,000 to 15,000 feet above sea level. On the mountain Chinchillas often bathe in the volcanic ash that covers the mountains. Chinchillas were first successfully brought from the Andes Mountain Range by Mathias
These barks usually occur when the Chinchilla hears a sound that we have become accustomed to. In extreme situations a Chinchillas they let out a bark that can be described as loud and piercing. How do Chinchillas interacted with people? Chinchillas are very shy animals and will often be timid. For Chinchillas to be touched or held by a person they need to be well adjusted to their surroundings and the person before receiving any physical contact. Even when a Chinchilla is well adjusted they are not particularly held by a person due to the risk over overheating. When a person brings a Chinchilla out of their cage they don't often stay in one place. They usually climb the person they are on, Chinchillas are curious animals and enjoy discovering new surroundings. In conclusion Chinchillas have been around a long time. They have come a long way from where they the used to be. Chinchillas will always be known for their unique appearance and dense, fluffy