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Facts about dogs
Lifespan: The shape of a dog’s face gives an indication of how long it will live. Dogs with pointed, slightly wolf-like ...
Facts about birds
Kiwi birds: Kiwi birds are blind and therefore hunt using their sense of smell The chicken and the egg: According to National ...
Facts about wolves
Swimmers: Wolves can swim up to 13 kilometers in one stretch Hearing: Under the right circumstances, wolves can hear the sounds of ...
Facts about butterflies
Size: The size of the butterflies can vary from around 3 mm to over 30 cm Speed: The top speed of butterflies ...
Facts about monkeys (and apes)
Dominance: Squirrel monkeys (Saimiri boliviensis) sometimes show their dominance by urinating on the dominant monkeys Aggression and care: Smiling (pulling up the ...
Facts about rats
Water: A rat can survive without water for longer than a camel Survival: A rat can tread water for up to 3 ...
Facts about snails
Salt: Snails die if you put salt on them Largest snail species: The largest snail species in the world is Syrinx aruanus ...
Facts about goats
Swimmers: Goats are good swimmers (read more about this in the FAQ below) Pets: Goats have been kept as livestock for ...
Facts about whales
Age: Although it is not known exactly how old whales can live, it is known that they can live for more ...
Facts about crocodiles
Spawn: 99% of all crocodile hatchlings are eaten by other animals within their first year of life. Predators of crocodile young ...
