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Where it lives names the country or region a species actually calls home. Wikipedia describes the giant panda as a species "endemic to China," found nowhere else in the wild. This dimension lets a visitor find every species native to the same part of the world.

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Where It Lives
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Algeria

Where It Lives
2 entries

Asia

Where It Lives
2 entries

The Atlantic Ocean

Where It Lives
1 entry

Australia

Where It Lives
4 entries

Belgium

Where It Lives
9 entries

Belize

Where It Lives
2 entries

Brazil

Where It Lives
2 entries

Bulgaria

Where It Lives
4 entries

Cabo Verde

Where It Lives
1 entry

Canada

Where It Lives
5 entries

The Caribbean

Where It Lives
1 entry

Chile

Where It Lives
1 entry

China

Where It Lives
1 entry

Colombia

Where It Lives
7 entries

Costa Rica

Where It Lives
2 entries

Croatia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Cuba

Where It Lives
2 entries

Denmark

Where It Lives
8 entries

Dominica

Where It Lives
1 entry

Egypt

Where It Lives
1 entry

France

Where It Lives
7 entries

Georgia

Where It Lives
3 entries

Germany

Where It Lives
1 entry

Greece

Where It Lives
1 entry

Honduras

Where It Lives
2 entries

The Indian Ocean

Where It Lives
1 entry

Ireland

Where It Lives
5 entries

Italy

Where It Lives
3 entries

Jamaica

Where It Lives
2 entries

Japan

Where It Lives
5 entries

Kenya

Where It Lives
3 entries

Lebanon

Where It Lives
1 entry

Malta

Where It Lives
2 entries

Mexico

Where It Lives
3 entries

Micronesia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Mozambique

Where It Lives
2 entries

Namibia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Netherlands

Where It Lives
6 entries

New Zealand

Where It Lives
3 entries

Nicaragua

Where It Lives
2 entries

North America

Where It Lives
1 entry

Norway

Where It Lives
11 entries

The Pacific Ocean

Where It Lives
1 entry

Panama

Where It Lives
3 entries

Poland

Where It Lives
3 entries

Portugal

Where It Lives
2 entries

Romania

Where It Lives
2 entries

Russia

Where It Lives
3 entries

South Africa

Where It Lives
2 entries

South America

Where It Lives
1 entry

South Korea

Where It Lives
1 entry

Southern Africa

Where It Lives
1 entry

Sweden

Where It Lives
8 entries

Tunisia

Where It Lives
1 entry

Ukraine

Where It Lives
1 entry

United Kingdom

Where It Lives
4 entries

United States

Where It Lives
6 entries

Venezuela

Where It Lives
2 entries

Vietnam

Where It Lives
2 entries
Sources
1. Wikipedia: Cnidaria
WikipediaCnidaria, Reproduction section
Quote, Cnidaria, Reproduction section
All known cnidarians can reproduce asexually by various means, in addition to regenerating after being fragmented. Hydrozoan polyps only bud, while the medusae of some hydrozoans can divide down the middle.
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