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What I Learnt Today : 10 Unknown Amazing Facts About Animals - Part CXVII

(1) A tarantula spider can survive for more than two years without any food.
(2) I am 100% sure that you can’t believe after hearing that rats laugh when tickled.
(3) Oysters can change gender depending on which is best for mating. Talk about successful adaptation.
(4) A grasshopper can leap 20 times the length of its own body.

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(5) Cats have survived falls of over 20 meters, due largely to their “righting reflex.”
(6) Humans greet each other by shaking hands; cats greet one another by touching their noses together.
(7) It’s hard to believe that a completely blind chameleon will still take on the colors of its environment.

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(8) Like bull squirrels are colour blinds. They cannot see the colour red.
(9) Have you any idea about how many eyes a butterfly has ? The number is 12,000.
(10) Hummingbirds can beat their wings 70 to 80 times per second.

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Previous Episodes : 
Part-I, Part-II, Part-III, Part-IV,Part-V, Part VI, Part VII, Part VIII, Part IX, Part X, Part XI, Part XII, Part XIII, Part XIV, Part XV, Part XVI, Part XVII, Part XVIII, Part XIX, Part XX, Part XXI, Part XXII, Part XXIII, Part XXIV, Part XXV, Part XXVI, Part XXVII, Part XXVIII, Part XXIX, Part XXX, Part XXXI, Part XXXII, Part XXXIII, Part XXXIV, Part XXXV, Part XXXVI, Part XXXVII, Part XXXVIII, Part XXXIX, Part XL, Part XLI, Part XLII, Part XLIII, Part XLIV, Part XLV, Part XLVI, Part XLVII, Part XLVIII, Part XLIX, Part L, Part LI, Part LII, Part LIII,Part LIV,Part LV,Part LVI,Part LVII,Part LVIII,Part LIX,Part LX,Part LXI,Part LXII,Part LXIII,Part LXIV,Part LXV,Part LXVI,Part LXVII,Part LXVIII,Part LXIX,Part LXX,Part LXXI,Part LXXII,Part LXXIII,Part LXXIV,Part LXXV,Part LXXVI,Part LXXVII,Part LXXVIII,Part LXXIX,Part LXXX,Part LXXXI,Part LXXXII,Part LXXXIII,Part LXXXIV,Part LXXXV,Part LXXXVI,Part LXXXVII,Part LXXXVIII,Part LXXXIX,Part XC,Part XCI,Part XCII,Part XCIII,Part XCIV,Part XCV,Part XCVI,Part XCVII,Part XCVIII,Part XCIX,Part C,Part CI,Part CII,Part CIII,Part CIV,Part CV,Part CVI,Part CVII,Part CVIII,Part CIX,Part CX,Part CXI,Part CXII,Part CXIII,Part CXIV,Part CXV,Part CXVI


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