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Owls facts

most-birds-are-diurnal-but-some-birds-such-as-many-species-of-owls-and-nightjars-are-nocturnal-or-crepuscular-active-during-twilight-hours
tawny-frogmouths-and-owls-both-have-mottled-patterns-wide-eyes-and-anisodactyl-feet
the-eyes-of-tawny-frogmouths-are-to-the-side-of-the-face-while-the-eyes-of-owls-are-fully-forward-on-the-face
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Snails facts

snail-can-sleep-for-3-years
snails-in-captivity-can-live-up-to-25-years-although-an-average-of-10-to-15-years-is-more-common
did-you-know-that-snails-have-14000-teeth
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Bat facts

the-mexican-free-tailed-bat-is-the-fastest-flying-animal-in-horizontal-flight
bats-are-the-second-largest-order-of-mammals-after-the-rodents-representing-about-20-of-all-classified-mammal-species-worldwide
there-are-about-1240-bat-species-divided-into-two-suborders-the-less-specialized-and-largely-fruit-eating-megabats
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Mammals facts

bats-are-the-only-mammals-that-can-fly
on-average-tigers-are-48-to-95-feet-15-to-29-m-long-and-weigh-165-to-716-lbs-75-to-325-kilograms
there-are-10-recognised-tiger-subspecies-one-the-trinil-became-extinct-in-prehistoric-times-the-remaining-subspecies-all-survived-at-least-into-the-mid-20th-century
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Mollusca facts

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Bird facts

ostrich-can-run-at-up-to-about-70-kmh-19-ms-4r3-mph6-the-fastest-land-speed-of-any-bird
the-ostrich-is-the-largest-living-species-of-bird-and-lays-the-largest-eggs-of-any-living-bird
birds-live-worldwide-and-range-in-size-from-the-5-cm-2-in-bee-hummingbird-to-the-275-m-9-ft-ostrich
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Lions facts

predators-such-as-lions-tigers-hyenas-and-wild-dogs-usually-target-only-young-elephants
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Crocodylia facts

crocodilians-can-produce-brief-bursts-of-speed-and-some-can-run-at-12-to-14-kmh-75-to-87-mph-for-short-distances
ocodilians-have-some-of-the-strongest-bite-forces-in-the-animal-kingdom-a-saltwater-crocodiles-bite-force-was-measured-even-higher-at-3700-lbf-16000-n
crocodilians-are-polyphyodonts-and-able-to-replace-each-of-their-approximately-80-teeth-up-to-50-times-in-their-35-to-75-year-lifespan
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Alligators facts

alligators-can-live-up-to-100-years
an-average-adult-american-alligators-weight-and-length-is-360-kg-790-lb-and-40-m-131-ft-but-they-sometimes-grow-to-44-m-14-ft-long-and-weigh-over-450-kg-990-lb
alligators-are-raised-commercially-for-their-meat-and-skin-which-is-used-for-bags-and-shoes
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Whale shark facts

the-whale-shark-is-the-largest-known-extant-fish-species
the-whale-shark-sucks-in-a-mouthful-of-water-closes-its-mouth-and-expels-the-water-through-its-gills
the-largest-confirmed-whale-shark-had-a-length-of-1265-m-415-ft-and-a-weight-of-about-215-t-47000-lb
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Penguin facts

average-adults-penguin-are-about-11-m-3-ft-7-in-tall-and-weigh-35-kg-77-lb
the-little-penguin-eudyptula-minor-is-the-smallest-species-of-penguin
penguin-biodiversity-varies-between-17-and-20-living-species-all-in-the-subfamily-spheniscinae
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Little penguin facts

the-little-penguin-eudyptula-minor-is-the-smallest-species-of-penguin
some-little-penguins-are-drowned-when-amateur-fishermen-set-gill-nets-near-penguin-colonies
little-penguins-spend-80-of-their-lives-at-sea-swimming-and-foraging-for-food
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Great auk facts

the-great-auk-is-a-flightless-bird-of-the-alcid-family-that-became-extinct-in-the-mid-19th-century
the-great-auk-was-75-to-85-centimetres-30-to-33-in-tall-and-weighed-around-5-kilograms-11-lb
the-irish-name-for-the-great-auk-is-falcog-mhor-meaning-big-seabirdauk
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Hippos facts

hippos-can-live-up-to-40-years-in-the-wild
adults-hippos-average-1500-kg-3300-lb-and-1300-kg-2900-lb-for-males-and-females-respectively
hippos-is-the-largest-species-of-land-mammal-after-the-three-species-of-elephants-and-the-white-and-indian-rhinoceros
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