What animals belong to the Chinchillidae family?
Q: What animals belong to the Chinchillidae family?
A: The Chinchillidae family includes chinchillas, viscachas, and their fossil relatives.
Q: Where are Chinchillidae animals found?
A: Chinchillidae animals are restricted to southern and western South America, with many found in the Andes.
Q: What are some physical characteristics of Chinchillidae animals?
A: Chinchillidae animals have strong hind legs and large ears, and all species have thick, soft fur.
Q: How much do Chinchillidae animals typically weigh?
A: Chinchillidae animals can range in weight from 800 grams to 8 kilograms.
Q: Why is the fur of Chinchillidae animals considered valuable?
A: The fur of some Chinchillidae species is considered valuable.
Q: Are there any living Chinchillidae species?
A: Yes, chinchillas and viscachas are living Chinchillidae species.
Q: Where are Chinchillidae's fossil relatives found?
A: Chinchillidae's fossil relatives are found in southern and western South America.
