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Best Weird Animal Trivia

Updated on January 17, 2013

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Big Cat Exotic Animal Art "Watching Wild"
Big Cat Exotic Animal Art "Watching Wild" | Source

25 Unique Animal Facts

  1. In Michigan it is illegal to chain an alligator to a fire-hydrant
  2. It is against the law to hunt whales in Oklahoma
  3. Finland won't allow Donald Duck comics in their country until he puts on some pants
  4. Captain Jean-Luc Picard's fish was named Livingston
  5. Cat's urine glows under a black light
  6. Cats can make over 100 vocal sounds, while our k9 friends can only make around 10
  7. A goldfish has a memory of about three seconds
  8. Donkey's kill more people annually than plane crashes
  9. There are no turkeys in Turkey
  10. One in three snakebite victims are drunk, one in five are tattooed
  11. The longest recorded flight of a chicken is thirteen seconds
  12. Why doesn't a duck's quack echo? No one knows this answer
  13. Snails can sleep for three years without eating
  14. Cats have thirty-three muscles in each ear
  15. The eye of an Ostrich is larger than its brain
  16. A tiger's skin has stripes just like its fur
  17. The average hen lays 277 eggs annually
  18. A cockroach can live up to nine days without its head before it starves to death
  19. Donkeys sink in quicksand, a mule won't
  20. A snail has eleven brains
  21. An emu can run up to forty miles an hour but it can't fly
  22. a Capon is a castrated rooster
  23. A Holstein cow's spots are as individual as a human fingerprint
  24. A rat can last longer without water than a camel
  25. A Zebra is white with black stripes

Tiny Robot Fish Save Our Oceans!

Tiny Robot fish swims!
Tiny Robot fish swims! | Source

25 More Unique Animal Facts

  1. Iguanas can remain under water for about twenty-eight minutes
  2. Carnivorous animals won't eat another animal that has been struck by lightening
  3. Dragonflies are one of the fastest insects. They can fly 50-60 miles per hour
  4. Felix the cat is the first cartoon ever made into a balloon for a parade
  5. Baby beavers are called kittens
  6. Large kangaroos travel thirty feet with just one hop
  7. The average pig will live about fifteen years
  8. Rats can't throw-up
  9. The bones of a penguin weigh less than its feathers
  10. A person who is known as a cat lover is an ailurophile, while people who hate cats are known as ailurophobe
  11. Cheetah's are the only cat (big or small) in the world that can not retract its claws
  12. Mice are the most common animals in America
  13. The cracker Jack box dog is named Bingo
  14. The cat is the only domestic animal that is not mentioned in the bible
  15. Crab (its name) was the only dog to ever appear in a Shakespearean play. Which play you ask? The Two Gentlemen of Verona
  16. The poison-arrow frog has enough toxin to kill about 2,200 humans
  17. The very venomous copperhead snake has a scent like that of fresh cut cucumbers
  18. The underside of a horses hove is called the frog and peels off several times a year as it grows
  19. The Turkey is named after what was thought to be its country of origin (refer to #9 above)
  20. The Turbot fish lays around 14 million eggs in its lifetime
  21. The Blue whale is the worlds largest mammal, at birth it weighs in at around 50 tons, and weighs as much as 150 tons when completely grown
  22. 2,600 different frog species exist world wide. They live on every continent except Antarctica
  23. Electric eels are unlike most fish, they can swim both forward and backward. They are unlike other fish also in that they must surface every five minute or so for oxygen because they can not extract enough from the water to prevent them from drowning
  24. When a male horse and a female donkey mate the offspring is a Hinny—referred to as a jenny—but when a female horse and male donkey mate the offspring is called a mule.
  25. Our k9 friends are mentioned fourteen times in the bible (but don't tell the cats)

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Chicken crossing the road.
Chicken crossing the road. | Source
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