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World Animal Day 2023

Pandas to Giraffes, 7 fun facts about animals 

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Elephants are afraid of bees

African farmers use beehive fences to deter elephants from trampling their crops. The elephants are averse to the stinging bees.

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Kangaroos can't hop backwards

Due to their unique anatomy, kangaroos are unable to move their legs independently, which means they can't hop in reverse.

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Pandas have an extra thumb

Pandas have a modified wrist bone that functions almost like a thumb. This adaptation, known as a "pseudo-thumb" or "false thumb," helps them grip bamboo more effectively. 

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Cows have best friends

 Cows can form close friendships and even experience stress when separated from their "best friends."

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Penguins propose with pebbles

Male Adélie penguins offer female penguins pebbles as a form of "proposal" for mating.
 

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Giraffes have the same number of neck vertebrae as humans


Despite their long necks, giraffes have the same number of neck vertebrae as humans, which is seven.

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