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Animal Facts Frenzy

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Fun, lesser-known facts about different animals

POLAR BEAR BLACK SKIN Polar bears have black skin under their white fur to absorb and retain heat from the sun. Their fur also isn’t white—it’s translucent and reflects light.

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IMMORTAL JELLYFISH The Turritopsis dohrnii, also known as the “immortal jellyfish,” can revert its cells to an earlier stage of life, essentially allowing it to cheat death under the right conditions.

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PLATYPUS GLOW Under UV light, platypuses fluoresce a bright green-blue color! This unique bioluminescence was only recently discovered and still puzzles scientists.

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TARANTULA TOAD FRIENDSHIP In South America, some tarantulas allow small frogs to live in their burrows, offering the frogs protection in exchange for them eating ants that would harm the tarantula’s eggs.

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SHARK SLEEP Some sharks have to keep moving to breathe, so instead of fully sleeping, they rest parts of their brain while continuing to swim, a behavior called "unihemispheric sleep."

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HIPPO SUNBLOCK Hippos secrete a natural reddish oily substance that acts as a moisturizer and a sunscreen, protecting them from both sunburn and infection.

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SHRIMP SUPER SENSES The mantis shrimp has some of the most complex eyes in the animal kingdom, with 16 color-receptive cones (humans only have three)! They can see ultraviolet, polarized, and even circularly polarized light

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CROCODILE DORMANCY Crocodiles can go without food for over a year by slowing their metabolism. They wait patiently, using very little energy until a meal comes their way.

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STARFISH REGENERATION Starfish can regrow lost arms, and some species can even regenerate their entire body from a single arm if part of the central disk is attached!

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A white arctic fox in the Lapland's wilderness. ❄️

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HUMMINGBIRD HEART RATE Hummingbirds' hearts can beat up to 1,200 times per minute! Their incredibly high metabolism allows them to hover while sipping nectar.

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SEA OTTER TOOLKITS Sea otters keep their favorite rock for cracking open shellfish in a pouch under their arms, essentially carrying around a personal toolkit.

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SNOW LEOPARDS ARE NEARLY INVISIBLE their spotted coats blend perfectly with rocky mountain landscapes, making them expert ambush hunters.

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MALE PENGUINS PROPOSE WITH PEBBLES Gentoo penguins offer their chosen mates a pebble as a "proposal," which they then use to build nests.

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ARMADILLOS ARE NATURAL DIGGERS They can hold their breath for up to 6 minutes, which helps when digging underground.

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BEES CAN RECOGNIZE HUMAN FACES They use a similar process to how humans recognize faces, piecing together features.

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KOALAS HAVE FINGERPRINTS They're so similar to humans that even experts struggle to tell them apart under a microscope.

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DOLPINS HAVE NAMES They use unique whistles to identify each other

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OCTOPUSES HAVE THREE HEARTS Two pump blood to the gills, and one pumps it to the rest of the body.

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CHEETAHS CAN'T ROAR They communicate with unique vocalizations like purrs, growls, and high-pitched chirps.

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