31 Buzzing Facts About Bees You Won’t Beelieve
Wallace’s giant bee, the largest bee, can grow up to 1.54 inches long and has an impressive wingspan of 2.5 inches.
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8 Surprising Facts About Spider Webs That You Didn’t Know
Spider silk is the toughest known biological material. It is strong enough that some spiders can catch and eat bats in their webs.
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21 Weird Facts About Australian Animals For Kids
Did you know that the Fitzroy River turtle can breathe through its butt, allowing it to stay underwater for weeks at a time?
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15 Fascinating Facts About Geese You Should Know
Prehistoric geese grew up to 9.8 feet tall and weighed up to 1,322 pounds, making them one of the largest birds ever!
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25 Fun Goat Facts That Are Worth Screaming About
Did you know that both male and female goats have horns? They use them both for defense and to regulate their temperature!
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31 Fun Facts About Cows For Kids
According to language specialists, cows have easily distinguishable accents, depending on the herd to which they belong.
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National Pet Day | April 11
Did you know that in the United States, around four million pets are adopted from rescue shelters annually?
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Penguin Awareness Day | January 20
Penguins are known for being monogamous, but this doesn't always last. Up to 70% of pairs ultimately go their separate ways.
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50 Fascinating Monkey Facts That Will Leave You “Ape-solutely” Amazed
Not all monkeys are great tree climbers. Some are primarily terrestrial, such as the gelada monkey of Ethiopia.
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20 Carefree Facts About Capybaras
In 1784, the Vatican declared that capybaras could be classified as fish so that they could be eaten during Lent.
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Do Bulls Really Get Angry At The Color Red?
Did you know that bullfighters wear a yellow and pink cape for most of the fight and only switch to a red cape at the very end?
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9 Bizarre Facts About Blobfish That You Should Know
Blobfish don't have a skeleton or teeth! When hungry, they float above the seabed and eat microscopic bacteria.
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