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Tuesday, 6 October 2026
23 facts about Narwhal
23 facts about Narwhal
Sea unicorn
Monodon Monoceros, or single-tooth narwhal, is the only representative of the genus Monodon from the Monodontidae family. These relatively small mamma ...

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Kiwi bird
Kiwis’ short, stout legs make up a third of their body.
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Horseshoe crab
They are caught and used as bait to catch eels.
Scientists have been able to isolate a substance from the horseshoe crabs organism that is responsible for attracting eels, but it has not been synthesised yet.
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Earthworms
Earthworms, depending on the species, can reach a length of 1 centimeter to 1 meter.
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Fleas
Fleas carry various diseases.
They include murine typhus, tapeworms, mycoplasma haemofelis, and cat scratch disease. The disease is transmitted by leaving small samples of saliva on the host body.
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Pterodactyls
Pterodactylus and Pteranodons were cold-bloodied.
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Clownfish
Most clownfish species have orange-colored bodies with one or more white bands.
Bands usually are outlined with a black line.
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Tigers
Tigers can mate with other wild cats.
The offspring of a male lion and tigress is called liger, and of a male tiger and lioness is called tigon.
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Giant panda
Unlike other bears, the giant panda does not go into hibernation.
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Crested gecko
It is native to southern New Caledonia in the southwest Pacific Ocean.
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Viper dogfish
Its skin is covered in nonoverlapping dermal denticles.
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21 facts about Okapi
21 facts about Okapi
The animal was discovered in 1901
It was known locally in ancient Egypt, where a carved statue of this animal was found. Okapi is a very interesting, unusual animal with an interesting ...
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