Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
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Animal Cold Knowledge:
The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror.
Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day.
Darwin had eaten cougar meat and said it tasted like veal.
Planarians' heads and tails can regenerate after being cut off, and the head regenerates faster than the tail.
The King Squid has no proven record of attacking people.
Piebald flycatchers are monogamous birds, but 39% of male piebald flycatchers have affairs.
Each litter of nine-banded armadillos is quadruplets.
The owl's ears are asymmetrical to the left and right, which makes it easier to judge where the mouse makes the sound.
Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
Animal trivia: The flower magpie is the only non-mammal known to recognize itself in a mirror. Kangaroo bears sleep 18 hours a day. Darwin had eaten the meat of a cougar, he said tasted
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