True Facts About the Tarsier

Here are some facts about the tarsier:

• The Tarsier is one of the nature smallest primates.
• It is named after its long impressive bone.
• It uses its powerful legs to jump and cling onto things.
• It disguises itself by pretending to be a small teddy bear.
• It has very large eyes.
• It eats insects, rodents, reptiles and small birds.
• Within one day of being born, it can climb a tree.

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True Facts About the CuttleFish

Here are some facts about the CuttleFish:

• The CuttleFish is a mollusk.
• It has a wavy fin that surrounds its mantle.
• It has a siphon.
• Its brain is larger than its body.
• It has advanced eyes.
• It can change color and texture instantaneously.
• When it is threatened, it often releases ink from its ink sac.
• It feeds by extending two hidden feeding tentacles.
• Males have four pairs of arms while females have three only.

The following video can help you learn more about the CuttleFish:

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True Facts About The Armadillo

Here are some facts about the armadillo:

• Armadillo are the last surviving members of cingulata.
• It eats fire ants.
• It has plates of dermal bone on its back.
• It has the ability to hold its breath for up to six minutes in the water.
• Giant Armadillo and the screaming Armadillo are two kinds of Armadillo species.
• The three banded Armadillo rolls up into a ball when threatened.
• Some Armadillo are polyembryonic.
• Armadillo is susceptible to leprosy.

For more information, watch this video;

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True facts about the fruit bat:

Here are some facts about the fruit bats;

• Most of the fruit bats’ species are called megabats.
• The megabats fruit bats include the largest true flying mammals in the world, the flying fox.
• The bat wing is made of a thin membrane of skin.
• When resting, the megabats use its wings to surround itself.
• The megabat possesses an amazing sense of smell.

Check this video to learn more:

 

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True Facts About The Angler Fish

Have you ever seen this creature before? How do is it look like? Is it lovely? Would you like to have it as a pet? Well, mmm…

Anyway, let’s learn more about the angler fish together;

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True facts about the owl

 

Here are some facts about owls:

• Baby owls are called owlets.
• Owlets are born without flight feathers.
• The owl has large front facing eyes.
• The grip of their talons is considered the strongest of the raptors.
• They have specialized feathers which allow them to fly in relative silence.
• The owl’s face is like a giant ear.

You can learn more about them by watching this interesting and amusing video:

 

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Some facts about the koala

*Koala can be found in Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia

*It is a Marsupial (undeveloped/immature babies):

     

*It lives on the trees:

   

*It often sleeps from 18 to 20 hours a day:

   

*It doesn’t drink a lot of water, eats mostly eucalyptus trees (an adult can eat from 0.5 to 1 kg of leaves a day):

  

You can listen to its sound in this video:

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