Do you think you know these Galapagos Islands facts? Like the islands have two airports! The islands are constantly changing as the older islands are sinking back into the ocean under the continental plate and the youngest are rising near the hotspot. The pink iguana is native to only part of Isabela Island, with a …
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Nobody likes mosquitoes. If anything, there are too many of them in the world. Then why is this Brazilian facility farming endless swarms of mosquitoes? You read that right. A new mosquito farm in Brazil just recently opened its doors and is now working at full capacity. This isn’t just any mosquito farm, either. This …
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Red pandas are careful groomers like cats like to be. They use their tongues and a special bone in their mouth to keep their fur clean and well-kept. Red Pandas’ fur changes with the seasons, getting lighter and shorter in the summer and growing thick and fluffy during the colder months. Red pandas are sometimes …
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Did you read Bottlenose Dolphin Fun Facts About These Smart Animals? Because this is part two. When dolphins inhale, they exchange about 80% of the contents of their lungs. (In contrast, humans exchange about 17% of the air in the lungs while breathing.) Dolphins don’t make any noise out of their mouth and don’t even …
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These Galapagos Island fun facts will teach you so much about the islands. And did you know what an influence they had on Mr Charles Darwin himself? There are seven species of lava lizards that are a part of the Galapagos Islands. Darwin noticed that each tortoise on the Galapagos Islands could be identified by the …
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What do you know about the Galapagos Islands? Do you know what the name of the largest island is? (Hint, it’s number 9.) The Archipelago group known as the Galapagos Islands consists of 7,880 km² (3,040 mi²) of land spread over 45,000 km² (17,000 mi²) of ocean. There are 13 main islands, 7 smaller, and …
You might fly, have a heavyweight boxing match with a crocodile, or watch all your loved ones leave you. Dreams sure can be weird. Although everyone dreams, it’s an extremely poorly understood aspect of our lives. As such, it’s no wonder that what we do know about dreams is as strange as the dreams themselves …
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The annual Nobel Prize ceremony hands awards to the highest achievements in science and culture. The Ig Nobel Prize ceremony doesn’t. Instead, this annual tongue-in-cheek award ceremony recognizes some of the strangest and funniest science of the year. It’s not all about laughs, though — the organizers firmly believe that highlighting unusual science gets people …
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If you’re here for more bottlenose dolphin facts, buckle up. When dolphins inhale, they exchange about 80% of the contents of their lungs. (In contrast, humans exchange about 17% of the air in the lungs while breathing.) Dolphins don’t make any noise out of their mouth and don’t even have vocal cords. All the sounds …
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Do you know these bottlenose dolphin fun facts? Like a dolphin’s brain is bigger than a human’s brain? Dolphins hair is called lanugo, and they develop this hair shortly after their born. They eventually shed this hair. Dolphins only get one set of teeth for life. (Whereas humans get a set of baby teeth and …
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