Nature is already quite majestic, but did you know, that wombats have almost perfectly cube-shaped poop? Or that kiwis are practically blind and forage mainly by smell? And, believe it or not, axolotls can regrow lost limbs and even grow new ones! Nature is just full of surprises and weird animal facts.
Bored Panda has chosen a few of the more unexpected animal facts, with which you can definitely blow your colleagues' minds. Just be sure to remember at least one of them in the time of need. And if you thought that human life is rather complex, then after checking these illustrations and animal trivia compiled by A. Stiffler and K. Copeland in a series called Nature is Magic, you might just think otherwise.
Don't forget to check their website called ChaosLife for more fun facts about animals!
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Panda Fact
Weird Wombat Fact
Facts About Ocean
Only about 3% of the earth's inhabitable space is land. That sea is huuuge...
Lol. I have to give up proving my point, it will eat me up. :)
Load More Replies...They could have moved to our seas already, because we aren't searching there...
Load More Replies...Less than 10%? Correction required: It is estimated that people have explored around 2-3% of the World's oceans. That's much smaller amount than 10%.
so if any marine biologist tries to tell you its a normal animal that washed up after a big storm they're bullshitting you.
It's easier to find the deep depths of space than we do in the ocean for a few reasons. 1, in space you can put an object out there and it will keep going until it hits something but with the ocean, it goes off track. 2, if you go into space, there is less pressure and under water in trenches it could crush you like a can
Mysterious indeed but with ocean water micro and macro plastic pollution with toxic nuclear waste dumping; has destroyed life cycles of all marine species, resulting in chronic cancers in larger species and likely premature demise of the more sensitive unique species at seafloors and 1 km above.
Having seen some of the scary c**p that lives down there, I would advise leaving it that way! Maybe it's mother nature's way of dropping a hint, "here be real dragons"!
Why such a little percentage? Is it because of the pressure getting gradually heavier and heavier?
It might mean there is animals down there that we have no idea about?
Load More Replies...The good news is, new technology is allowing us to explore more every day!
Chicken Facts
This, I know, having had chickens for years. They even look sort of dino-ish up close.
Vampire Butterflies
How does that work? You take the butterfly on a binge weekend and ask it to choose between flower juice and blood?
Platypus Fact
Eagle Fact
Starling Facts
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.
Hippo Facts
Turkey Facts
Axolotl Facts
Bug Facts
Squid Facts
Squid Size Facts
Slow Loris Facts
Deep Ocean Facts
Now that is rebellious. nature wants it to swim, it just doesn't give a fu**.
Hagfish Facts
Sloth Facts
Emu Facts
Giraffe Facts
Kiwi Facts
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
Fish Facts
Flamingo Facts
wait wait wait...you mean to tell that there are people that think they are just some lawn decoration and not a real bird?
Parasite Facts
I've seen a picture of this and I don't wanna see anymore.. Too much disgusting, for me at least.
Worm Facts
Best Google search of the day unlike the last when I decided to Google which gave me nightmares for the rest of my life
Horse Facts
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
Maggot Facts
Bird Facts
I've seen seagulls sunbathe on one leg I've seen crows sunbathe on one leg think it's just a bird thing
Birds And Gravity
Worm Facts
I like how it went from interesting science to random comments lol
If you weren't thought at least 30% of that at school I have bad news for you...
Dear Mother Nature, I applaud you! You have one hell of an imagination!
The "facts" for the bigfin squid and for the flamingo are funny, but the entry for the christmas tree worm was barely even phoned in...
I looked at this tab 2 days after it was created and absolutely no comments then I look today COMMENTS GALORE
This gave me a smile and i got phobias at the same time. Good times
One other fact - rats can't vomit. It's why they're easy to kill with poison.
neither can horses which is why windsucking/cribbing is bad
Load More Replies...Goes to show , nature is wondrous and freaky. But then, so are humans too. Still interesting.
I like how it went from interesting science to random comments lol
If you weren't thought at least 30% of that at school I have bad news for you...
Dear Mother Nature, I applaud you! You have one hell of an imagination!
The "facts" for the bigfin squid and for the flamingo are funny, but the entry for the christmas tree worm was barely even phoned in...
I looked at this tab 2 days after it was created and absolutely no comments then I look today COMMENTS GALORE
This gave me a smile and i got phobias at the same time. Good times
One other fact - rats can't vomit. It's why they're easy to kill with poison.
neither can horses which is why windsucking/cribbing is bad
Load More Replies...Goes to show , nature is wondrous and freaky. But then, so are humans too. Still interesting.