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For unknown reasons, scorpions glow under ultraviolet light rays when in the dark. Decades ago only around 600 species of scorpion were known but by using ultraviolet lights scientists have now discovered over 2000 species

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Recently scientists have learned that Komodo dragons are indeed venomous. When scientist Brian Fry investigated this monitor lizard he found that their jaws contained relatively little bacteria. What he did find was a venom gland in the lower jaw.

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The last living North American jaguar, El Jefe was once recorded killing an American black bear. Pretty impressive.

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When rutting the skull of a bighorn sheep can take a 800 pounds of force. Ironically, this animals hardheadedness is most likely due to its skull's flexibility not its solidity.

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The cougar holds the Guinness world record for animal with the most names which include mountain lion, puma, mountain cat, catamount and panther. It has over 40 different names in English alone!

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Okay o! At least lala no nominate snake

To be continued..

Wow Zimri you have done it again
Great job

i watch NAT GEO WILD a lot but many of the information is still new to me

exynos:


Some time ago in India, about a dozen monkeys were found dead in a nearby forest. Swift research was initiated and it was gathered that they died of heart attack, pointing to the roaring action of a tiger.

wow

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In an aquatic traffic jam, alligators seem to give manatees the right of way. A manatee will nudge a gator and the reptile will move out of the way, letting the mammal pass.

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Cats can’t usually taste sugar as their sweet taste buds aren’t very reactive.

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Pronghorns are the second fastest animals on land and can sprint at a top speed of 85 km/h. In a long distance race this animal can run at 53 km/h for around 32 kilometers. In comparison the fastest land animal, the cheetah can only keep up its speed for a few hundred meters.

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Female bats give birth while hanging upside down and as a result they catch the baby in their wings when it drops.

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Elephants are the only mammals that can’t jump. They also have the inability to trot or gallop

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The hippopotamus is the world’s deadliest large mammal and kills around 500 people per year

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A super colony of army ants are among the world’s most unstoppable predators, able to kill over 13,000 other organisms per night.

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The decapitated head of a snake can still bite even hours after the creature’s death. These bites usually contain huge amounts of venom.

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The Harris’ hawk is the only bird of prey known to hunt in packs. These predators will chase prey through the cactus maze of the desert then once they have their quarry trapped they will pursue it on foot.

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Giraffes only need 5–30 minutes of sleep each day! I bet most of us wish we could run on that little rest.

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Despite their reputation as solitary animals, both striped and brown hyenas live in clans of 2–8 members. Even so they are still primarily solitary when looking for food.

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In the 1930s the USSR attempted to domesticate moose and these semi-domestic animals were used as pack animal in the deep snow.

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The four subspecies of African buffalo are the most successful grazers in Africa and inhabit the swamps, floodplains, grasslands and forests of the continent

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Despite, their reputation as fearsome predators, a grizzly bears diet consists of around 80% plant matter, and even when they do hunt they primarily eat insects, fish, carrion or young ungulates.

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Male kangaroos flex their powerful arms to attract females

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Leopard seals will often sing underwater during breeding season

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Despite their reputation, dietary analysis has shown that the Bili apes don’t hunt leopards and lions…at least on a regular basis.

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The wildebeest migration is the biggest migratory event in the world. Many other animals like zebra, gazelles, eland and other antelope also join in on the perilous journey which is plagued by predators.

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Wombats rely primarily on their tough butts to protect them from predators. They are made of mostly cartilage and can take a decent amount of damage from hunters

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Kung fu mantis use moves similar to martial arts to make themselves look bigger and scare off predators

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That cannot work with a chicken

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Meerkats are immune to the venom of snakes and scorpions. They are also highly territorial and rival mobs will engage in vicious gang fights.

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Dingos are descended from domestic dogs but don’t bark like their ancestors. Instead, they howl like wolves.

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