30 Weird Animal Facts They Didn’t Teach You In School

Just like me :)!!!

Brings a new meaning to s******g bricks

who knows? maybe Godzilla lives down there

This, I know, having had chickens for years. They even look sort of dino-ish up close.

How does that work? You take the butterfly on a binge weekend and ask it to choose between flower juice and blood?

I recommend goggles...it helped me to swim with my eyes, open, too! :)

that how they spread freedom

City dwelling birds can be really good at imitating sounds, I got fooled by a magpie into believing that there was a kitten stuck on a tree. And it happened to some of my friends as well.

On the behalf of my fellow Hippos, we are sorry...

The question, however, is: do they want to?

That's because they are basically made of stem cells - they are stuck in a biological development limbo (think puberty). If they are injected with iodine, it actually resumes their ontogeny and they become a salamander.

Confuse? I'd be terrified if I saw a walking pile of corpses...

Usually found at depths of 7,000 feet but I'm still going to keep checking under the bed...

I would still rather take the bus.

Fortunately, they are too slow and too cute.

Now that is rebellious. nature wants it to swim, it just doesn't give a fu**.

Eew.... and yet fascinating

Too lazy to shiver xD

no moon walking.... sad:(

Dating profiles of giraffes must be....."interesting".

And the wingspan once they stretch out their wings is smaller than any other bird species if they're an inch long I would be surprised

i wonder if the mer-people have them as pets?

wait wait wait...you mean to tell that there are people that think they are just some lawn decoration and not a real bird?

Best Google search of the day unlike the last when I decided to Google which gave me nightmares for the rest of my life

It's called cribbing (or crib biting) involves a horse grasping a solid object such as the stall door or fence rail with its incisor teeth, then arching its neck, and contracting the lower neck muscles to retract the larynx

Well, much food colouring and flavours comes from grinded lice, fungi, and microorganisms.

I've seen seagulls sunbathe on one leg I've seen crows sunbathe on one leg think it's just a bird thing

Curious to know how this information was gathered.

meh! i don't really know this guy.