Blog By fatema  |  19-05-18

Ostrich.

A male Ostrich roars like a lion. And this roar that male ostriches make isn’t some form of bird imitation it’s their behavioural sound that comes naturally to them.

Butterflies.

Butterflies taste with their feet as their taste sensors are located there. They can taste it by just standing on their food. They don't have mouths that allow them to bite or chew.

Scorpion.

Even a drop of alcohol placed on a scorpion will make it go crazy. It might be so painful and it would be so much injurious that they might die.

Kangaroo.

Female kangaroos have 3 vaginas. No, not 3 openings, but inside the kangaroo there is a regular-style vagina tube, which then splits off into two other, smaller tubes which is the second and third vaginas.

Turtles.

Some turtles like the Australian Fitzroy river turtle and the North American eastern painted turtle can breathe through their butt as well as their mouths.

Dolphins.

Dolphins often sleep with one eye open in order to avoid being eaten by sharks. The ability to stay partially conscious also allows them to continue to get air while sleeping.

Koala Bears.

koalas rest against tree trunks because the bark's cool-to-the-touch temperature helps keep them from overheating in the heat of their Australia habitat.

And so hugging tress can help Koala bears lose up 68 percent of their body heat on hot days.

Chimpanzees.

Human and chimpanzee's DNA is similar because these two species are so closely related.They both descended from a single ancestor species that lived six or seven million years ago.

Hippos.

Hippos can stand in the hot sun all day without getting sunburns, they sweat out an oily substance that acts likes a moisturizing sunscreen.

Elephant.

Elephant's poop is very useful as it's poop is used to make the world's most expensive coffee, after they are fed Arabica coffee beans.