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Interesting Facts: What Nature Does Fish For – You Didn’t Know About It
The importance of fish in nature and human life is great. They purify water and are food for animals and humans. Fish are a valuable source of nutrients. Fish oil is used as a medicine.
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Learn more about nature: Animals that look harmless but can be dangerous
Even little kids know that tigers and crocodiles are dangerous – they can easily see it by their teeth and claws. But what about the harmless-looking animals that can actually be quite dangerous?
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Madagascar Fossa: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
The Fossa (Cryptoprocta ferox) is a carnivorous mammal belonging to a special family of Madagascan raptors. Fossa has a short, but dense and elongated body, the average length of which varies between 65-70 cm.
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Wombat: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
Despite their wide popularity and popularity, wombats lead a very secretive lifestyle.
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Learn more about nature: Are sharks that dangerous to swimmers?
Movies like Jaws have planted the fear of sharks deeply in our minds, so many of us are afraid of them even when we swim in places with no sharks. While sharks can actually be deadly, they don't attack people that often – so your chances to be killed by a shark are extremely low.
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Jaguarundi: Interesting Facts About Wild Cats – Amazing Nature
Externally, the jaguarundi somewhat resembles a representative of the mustelidae or civet family - the jaguarundi has an unusually (for a cat) elongated, flexible body on short strong legs.
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Marten: Interesting Facts – Amazing Wild Animals
The pine marten is a nocturnal animal. During the daytime, it sleeps in tree hollows or bird nests.
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Emu: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
These flightless, long-legged birds are the only species of the emu genus existing on the planet. Habitat: Emu is endemic to Australia. They live both on the continent of Australia and on the island of Tasmania. Emus prefer open, dry areas.
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Ostrich: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
The African ostrich is an amazing bird. Firstly, it is recognized as the largest - with a height of more than two meters, the weight of an adult individual can reach 180 kilograms.
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Flamingo: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
Flamingos cannot be confused with any other bird due to the peculiarities of their body structure and the amazing color of their plumage.
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Animals World: Which Mammals are on the Brink of Extinction – Important to Know
By historical standards, quite recently many animals disappeared from the face of the Earth forever: the European tur, the wild horse, the marsupial wolf, Steller's cow, the dodo bird, the passenger pigeon, the flightless moa bird and others.
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Puma: Interesting Facts – You Didn't Know About It
Pumas are found at different altitudes - from plains to mountains 4700 m above sea level, and in different landscapes: in montane coniferous forests, tropical forests, grassy plains, pampas, swampy lowlands and in general in any terrain that provides them with enough food and shelter.
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Learn more about wildlife: Hunting rhinos – why do people do that?
When it comes to hunting, lots of people have strong opinions about this activity. In modern days, when people don't have to hunt to survive, it's mostly just a hobby that hurts animals like rhinos.
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Lions: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
In nature, on average, a lion lives about fifteen years. In captivity, on average, a lion lives more than twenty years.
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Chimpanzees: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
Talk, joke, solve math problems, understand words, lie, be sad, swear, love, fry fish? Monkeys can do this too.
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Rare animals that were saved from extinction: Helping the nature
Some kinds of animals become extinct all the time, whether it's people who make them extinct, or it's just a part of nature. Meanwhile, activists and volunteers try their best to save some rare kinds of animals, and sometimes they succeed!
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Nature is amazing: The rarest animals in the world
There are many beautiful, strong, and surprising animals in the world that are also rare – there aren't many of them left. In fact, some of them are so rare that people have to protect them by law.
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Zebras: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
In fact, a zebra is black with white stripes, and not vice versa. Since black stripes are caused by the genetic process of selective pigmentation (the presence of pigment), therefore black color is the main pigment, and white stripes are the absence of it.
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Giraffe: Interesting Facts – Amazing Nature
The giraffe is the tallest living mammal: its height from the ground to the forehead reaches 4.8–5.8 m, the height at the withers is 3 m, while the body length is only 2.5 m! The weight of an adult male is about 800 kg, females are smaller and weigh 550–600 kg. On the forehead of both males and females there are small horns covered with hair.
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Nature is amazing: Crows and ravens – what's the difference?
Everyone knows that crows are visually similar, but still completely different birds. Not everyone can recognize crows and ravens, though – and that's why you need to know the main features that make them stand out.
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