Facts about animals: Crows solve problems, male seahorses give birth
Image credits: freepik
Male Seahorses Give Birth
Male seahorses carry and give birth to young ones. Female seahorses deposit their eggs into a pouch on the male's abdomen, where they are fertilized and develop until birth.
Image credits: Freepik
Axolotls Can Regenerate Lost Body Parts
Axolotls, aquatic salamanders native to Mexico can regrow lost limbs, parts of their brain, and even damaged organs throughout their lives.
Image credits: Instagram
Crows Have Complex Social Structures
Crows are known for their problem-solving abilities as they exhibit social behaviors, forming intricate social hierarchies and holding funerals for deceased members of their group.
Image credits: Freepik
A Group of Ferrets Is Called a "Business"
When a group of ferrets gathers together, it's referred to as a "business." These playful and curious animals are known for their energetic antics and social nature.
Image credits: Freepik
Elephants Can Recognize Themselves in Mirrors
Ephants have passed the mirror self-recognition test, demonstrating awareness of themselves as individuals. This suggests a high level of cognitive ability and self-awareness.
Image credits: Freepik
Mantis Shrimp Have Superhuman Vision
Mantis shrimp have advanced eyes that allow them to perceive a wider range of light than humans can't. They can identify colors and patterns with high precision.