More animal facts to lighten up your week with #DidYouKnowFridays and Animaltalk. Did you know? There are a variety of reasons why animals have tails. Monkeys, for instance, use their tails to grab and to hold onto something, like a branch. When animals use their tails as an extra limb, it’s called a prehensile tail. […]
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Broaden your knowledge with these #DidYouKnowFriday facts. Did you know? If there a bird who can be considered the slowest flyer, it is definitely the American woodcock. This bird flies at about 8km/h while in courtship, but in full flight, he flies between 26 and 45km/h. That is about the top speed of a human
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It’s Friday and time to learn more about animals. Did you know these facts about fish, insects and sea dragons? Did you know? If ever there was a race to see who is the fastest, the sailfish would win, being able to swim about 110km/h. But he will have to move his tail fins, as
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Time to broaden your general knowledge with #DidYouKnowFridays. Did you know these facts about the caracal, tarantula and mantis shrimp? Did you know? The caracal has very distinctive markings. The first marking is black tufts on the tips of black ears. There are also black lines above the eyes, with a black nose with white
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What would the world be without interesting information about animals? Broaden your general knowledge with these facts. Did you know? While the monarch butterfly is still a caterpillar, he mostly feeds on milkweed. This is why the monarch will always lay her eggs on this plant, so that the newly hatched caterpillar has immediate access
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On #DidYouKnowFriday we’re sharing interesting information about dinosaurs, rhino horn and bloodsucking vampires. Did you know? So far, scientists found about 700 species of dinosaurs all over the world. The latest discovery was in the Free State, South Africa, last year where they found a 12-ton dinosaur fossil. Scientists named him Ledumahadi mafube, which is
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