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· Elephants cry.
· Dalmatian dogs are born without black spots. They appear two weeks
after birth.
· Did you know that dolphins always sleep with their eyes open?
· Male lions hardly ever hunt, as lionesses take care of that. Chimpanzees
go bald with age, just like humans.
· Penguins mate for life.Tigers also sometimes attack humans. But when
they do, they prefer to swoop in from behind.
· The elephant does not see very well, but it uses its ears and nose. He
can smell it from 4 km away.
· Did you know that tigers not only have stripes on their fur, but also on
their skin? No two tigers have the same body stripes.
· Because beavers' teeth never stop growing, they must constantly gnaw
on objects to keep them at a normal length.
· The giraffe is the tallest animal on the planet, and because it has an
extremely long tongue, it can wash its ears with its tongue.
· Did you know that all swans in Great Britain are the property of the
Queen? The red panda is not part of the panda bear family, having its
own family, Ailuridae.
· Female ferrets can die if they can't find a mate to mate with.
· Seahorses are monogamous, and when they swim they hold onto their
tails.
· A giraffe has seven bones in its neck, just like humans, only theirs are
much larger.
· Did you know that a chameleon's tongue is the length of its body and
can grab its prey in a split second?
· An eagle's eyes have the ability to see at least four times more clearly
than humans.
· A jaguar can see in the dark six times better than a human.
· The Galapagos tortoise, also known as the giant Galapagos toad, can
weigh up to 250 kilograms, similar to the brown bear.
· Cat fleas can jump about 60 times their own body length.
· The lion has the loudest roar of all the big cats and can be heard from a
distance of 5 kilometers.
· Kiwi birds feed at night on grubs and insects from leaf litter on the
forest floor.
· Squirrels plant hundreds of trees every year because they forget where
they bury their nuts.