How Well Do You Know The Animal Kingdom?

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What Animal Is Known For Never Forgetting?

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True Or False: Elephants Are Afraid Of Mice?

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True Or False: A Group Of Flamingos Is Called A Flamboyance?

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Which Animal Can Sleep Standing Up?

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What Color Is A Polar Bear's Skin Underneath Its Fur?

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Which Animal Cannot Stick Out Its Tongue?

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What Do You Call A Baby Kangaroo?

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What Animal Never Stops Growing Its Whole Life?

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Which Animal Has Fingerprints Almost Like A Human's?

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What Color Is A Flamingo When It Is Born?

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Which Animal Is The Loudest On Earth?

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What Animal Can Change Its Shape To Fit Through Any Gap?

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What Animal Is Known For Having A Tongue Longer Than Its Body?

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What Animal Has A Heart Located In Its Head?

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Which Animal Is Born With Blue Eyes That Later Change Color?

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What Color Is An Octopus's Blood?

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Which Land Mammal Has The Most Teeth Of Any On Earth?

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What Color Is A Giraffe's Tongue?

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Which Animal Sleeps Only About Two Hours A Day?

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What Animal Is Known For Laughing When It Plays?

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Which Animal Has A Unique Nose Print Just Like A Human Fingerprint?

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Which Animal Can Recognize Itself In A Mirror?

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What Do You Call A Group Of Owls?

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What Color Is A Lobster's Blood?

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What Animal Produces The Most Expensive Coffee In The World?

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What Is The Only Bird That Can Fly Backwards?

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Which Animal Uses Tools To Open Its Food?

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What Animal Can Survive Being Frozen Solid?

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What Animal Sleeps Upside Down For Up To 20 Hours A Day?

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What Animal Can Recognize Human Faces?

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Which Animal Is Born Without A Stomach?

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What Animal Can Live Without Its Head For Weeks?

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Which Animal Is Born With Its Eyes Already Open?

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What Animal Has A Tongue That Weighs As Much As An Elephant?

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Which Animal Is Known For Having A Smile On Its Face?

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What Animal Can Go Without Water Longer Than A Camel?

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Which Animal Has The Longest Pregnancy Of Any Land Mammal?

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What Animal Is The Closest Living Relative Of The T-Rex?

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Which Animal Has The Strongest Bite Of Any Living Creature?

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Which Animal Has Skin So Similar To A Human's That It Burns In The Sun The Same Way?

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Which Animal Can Regrow A Lost Limb Completely?

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What Animal Can Hear With Its Legs?

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Which Animal Has Eyes On The Sides Of Its Head To See Nearly 360 Degrees?

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Which Animal Has The Most Eyes Of Any Creature On Earth?

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What Animal Is The Fastest Runner On Two Legs?

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Which Animal Is Born Ready To Run Within Minutes?

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What Animal Is Born Without Any Spots Or Stripes?

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What Animal Is The Only One That Can Blush?

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Which Animal Has The Most Legs Of Any Creature On Earth?

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Which Animal Is The Only Bird That Lays The Largest Egg Relative To Its Body?

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Crow

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Chimpanzee

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Elephant

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Dolphin

Elephants can remember friends, enemies, and migration routes for over 50 years.

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False

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True

Elephants have poor eyesight but scientists confirm they show no fear response to mice whatsoever.

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True

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False

A flamboyance of flamingos is the official term — perfectly matching their flashy pink personalities!

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Horse

2

Gorilla

3

Bear

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Tiger

Horses have a special locking leg system called the stay apparatus that lets them doze upright safely.

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Pink

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White

3

Gray

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Black

Polar bears have jet-black skin to absorb heat from the sun, while their hollow fur traps warmth.

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Frog

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Snake

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Crocodile

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Lizard

A crocodile's tongue is fused to the roof of its mouth, so it physically cannot stick it out.

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Joey

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Cub

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Kit

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Pup

A newborn joey is only the size of a jellybean and crawls straight into its mother's pouch to keep growing.

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Penguin

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Dolphin

3

Rabbit

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Lobster

Lobsters keep growing indefinitely and also don't slow down reproductively with age — scientists call them biologically immortal.

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Gorilla

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Raccoon

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Koala

4

Chimpanzee

Koala fingerprints are so close to human ones that they have occasionally confused crime scene investigators in Australia.

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Pink

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White

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Gray

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Yellow

Flamingo chicks are born white and only turn pink after eating shrimp and algae packed with natural pink pigment.

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Blue Whale

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Sperm Whale

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Lion

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Howler Monkey

The sperm whale's clicks reach 230 decibels — louder than a jet engine — and can be heard across entire ocean basins.

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Starfish

2

Octopus

3

Squid

4

Jellyfish

An octopus has no rigid skeleton at all, so if its beak fits through a hole, its entire body can squeeze right through.

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Anteater

2

Giraffe

3

Chameleon

4

Frog

A chameleon's tongue can be up to twice its body length and strikes prey in under a tenth of a second.

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Jellyfish

2

Lobster

3

Crab

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Shrimp

A shrimp's heart sits in its head, and incredibly, shrimp also have transparent bodies so you can see right through them.

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Cheetah

2

Tiger

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Leopard

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Lion

All lion cubs are born with striking blue eyes that gradually shift to amber or brown by the time they are three months old.

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Green

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Clear

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Yellow

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Blue

Octopus blood is blue because it contains copper-based hemocyanin instead of iron-based hemoglobin, which makes human blood red.

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Giant Armadillo

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Wild Boar

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Hippopotamus

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Opossum

Giant armadillos can grow up to 100 teeth — far more than any other land mammal alive today.

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Gray

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Purple

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Pink

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Red

A giraffe's tongue is a dark bluish-purple, and scientists believe the extra melanin acts as a natural sunscreen since giraffes spend hours reaching for leaves in full sun.

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Giraffe

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Deer

3

Chimpanzee

4

Dolphin

Giraffes are one of the shortest sleepers in the animal kingdom, often catching just a few minutes of deep sleep at a time to stay alert for predators.

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Dolphin

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Rat

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Chimpanzee

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Dog

Neuroscientist Jaak Panksepp discovered in the 1990s that rats emit ultrasonic chirps during play that are the rodent equivalent of laughter — too high-pitched for humans to hear unaided.

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Hamster

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Rabbit

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Cat

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Dog

The Canadian Kennel Club has accepted dog nose prints as a form of identification since 1938 — every ridge and pattern is completely unique to that individual dog.

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Hamster

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Parrot

3

Rabbit

4

Dolphin

Dolphins pass the mirror self-recognition test, a skill shared with only a handful of animals including elephants and great apes.

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A Parliament

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A Pack

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A Flock

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A Colony

A group of owls is called a parliament, a name inspired by their wise reputation dating back to ancient Greek mythology.

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Clear

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Green

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Red

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Blue

Lobster blood is colorless until it hits oxygen, when it turns a pale bluish color due to a copper-based protein.

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Civet

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Weasel

3

Monkey

4

Elephant

Kopi Luwak coffee comes from beans eaten and passed by Asian palm civets, and can sell for over $600 per pound.

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Sparrow

2

Hummingbird

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Kingfisher

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Swallow

Hummingbirds are the only birds capable of sustained backward flight, beating their wings up to 80 times per second to do it.

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Beaver

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Walrus

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Seal

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Sea Otter

Sea otters float on their backs and crack open shellfish using a favorite rock they carry under their arm — their personal toolkit.

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Arctic Fox

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Wood Frog

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Snapping Turtle

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Wolverine

Wood frogs let their bodies freeze completely each winter, then thaw out and hop away perfectly fine in spring.

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Hedgehog

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Koala

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Opossum

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Bat

Bats sleep hanging upside down because their legs are too weak to stand — falling into flight is easier than launching from the ground.

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Pigeon

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Crow

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Parrot

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Eagle

Crows remember individual human faces for years and have been known to hold grudges against people who treated them badly.

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Wombat

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Wallaby

3

Echidna

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Platypus

Platypuses have no stomach at all — their esophagus connects directly to their intestines, making them one of nature's most surprising exceptions.

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Cockroach

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Beetle

3

Grasshopper

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Gecko

A cockroach breathes through tiny holes in its body, so losing its head doesn't immediately stop its breathing or movement.

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Puppy

2

Rabbit

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Guinea Pig

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Kitten

Guinea pigs are precocial — born fully furred with open eyes and able to move around almost immediately after birth.

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Orca

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Humpback Whale

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Blue Whale

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Sperm Whale

A blue whale's tongue can weigh around 2.7 tons — roughly the same as a full-grown African elephant — making it the largest tongue on Earth.

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Quokka

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Meerkat

3

Wombat

4

Capybara

The quokka, a small Australian marsupial, has a naturally upturned mouth that makes it look permanently happy in photos.

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Armadillo

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Tortoise

3

Kangaroo Rat

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Roadrunner

The kangaroo rat never needs to drink water at all — it produces moisture entirely from the seeds it eats.

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Rhinoceros

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Hippopotamus

3

Giraffe

4

Elephant

Elephants carry their young for up to 22 months — nearly two full years — the longest land mammal pregnancy on Earth.

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Crocodile

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Komodo Dragon

3

Alligator

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Chicken

A 2008 protein study confirmed chickens share more DNA with T. rex than any other living animal does today.

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Great White Shark

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Hippopotamus

3

Grizzly Bear

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Saltwater Crocodile

The saltwater crocodile bites with over 3,700 pounds of force — strong enough to crush a car door with ease.

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Elephant

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Camel

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Rhinoceros

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Pig

Pig skin shares remarkable biological similarities with human skin and burns just as easily without mud or shade for protection.

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Axolotl

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Crab

3

Gecko

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Frog

Axolotls regrow entire limbs including bones nerves and muscle with perfect function fully restored.

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Beetle

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Cricket

3

Grasshopper

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Dragonfly

Crickets have tiny ears located just below their knees that pick up sound vibrations from the environment.

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Guinea Pig

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Hamster

3

Cat

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Rabbit

Rabbits have nearly 360-degree vision evolved to spot predators approaching from almost any direction simultaneously.

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Dragonfly

2

Box Jellyfish

3

Horseshoe Crab

4

Mantis Shrimp

Box jellyfish have 24 eyes arranged in four clusters helping them navigate and detect light in murky ocean water.

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Ostrich

2

Penguin

3

Emu

4

Roadrunner

Ostriches can sprint at 45 mph and sustain 30 mph for long distances, making them faster than any other two-legged animal.

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Wildebeest

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Zebra

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Deer

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Foal

Baby wildebeest can stand within two minutes of birth and run with the herd in under five — a survival must on Africa's predator-packed plains.

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Tiger

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Cheetah

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Dalmatian

4

Zebra

Dalmatian puppies are born completely white — their famous black spots begin appearing within the first few weeks of life.

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Baboon

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Bonobo

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Human

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Chimpanzee

Charles Darwin called blushing the most peculiar expression of humans — no other animal flushes red from emotion the way we do.

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Crab

2

Centipede

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Millipede

4

Lobster

A California millipede species holds the record with 750 legs discovered by scientists in 2006.

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Penguin

2

Emu

3

Kiwi

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Ostrich

A kiwi's egg takes up roughly 20 percent of the mother's body — the human equivalent of a woman carrying a toddler-sized baby.

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