MYSTERIOUS FACTS ABOUT ANIMALS.
                     MYSTERIOUS FACTS 
ABOUT ANIMALS
AN OCTOPUS HAS THREE HEARTS, 
NINE BRAINS, AND BLUE BLOOD
 The octopus is nothing short of incredible, with 
three hearts, nine brains, and blue blood. 
 With eight smaller brains regulating one of 
their eight arms, one main brain manages their 
nervous system. 
 For one bigger heart that circulates blood to 
the rest of the body, two lungs pump blood to 
their gills. 
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SQUIRRELS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR 
PLANTING THOUSANDS OF TREES 
WORLDWIDE
 They may be small, but in ways that you can not expect, they play a key role in 
our climate. Every year, these little furry friends plant thousands of trees 
worldwide, simply because they forget where their acorns are hidden. How 
adorable!
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DRAGONFLIES CREATE A HEART WITH 
THEIR TAILS WHILE MATING
 Dragonflies symbolise transition, transformation, adaptability, mark a sign of spiritual 
progress, and emotional maturity, so it has a special significance to see one of these 
fluttering. 
 Not just that, but in many respects, they represent passion. When mating, they also build a 
merged heart-shape with their paws. That's real love now.
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RATS LAUGH WHEN TICKLED
 National Geographic wrote that rat research revealed that in fact, they love to be tickled, 
especially on their backs. 
 Rats let out an incredibly high-pitched sound, synonymous with laughter, while tickled. 
When they stop to inquire for more, they also look for the experimenter's side.
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DUCKS LOVE TO SURF
 Ducks enjoy going to our deep-blue sea to catch a wave or two. They were seen 
surfing the ocean waves to shore and swimming back out to do it all over again. 
This might be a favourite sport for them.
Source: www.allaboutbirds.org
WILD CHIMPANZEES ENJOY GETTING 
TIPSY
 Chimpanzees like alcohol to get tipsy. 
Researchers have found an evolutionary 
correlation over the years between people who 
drink alcohol and chimpanzees who hunt for 
naturally fermented alcohol. 
 The intelligent wild chimpanzees have 
ascended the raffia palm trees in the Guinea 
jungle to steal the alcoholic sap that humans 
have stored in barrels. 
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A CAT'S MEOW IS A FORM OF 
COMMUNICATION WITH HUMANS ONLY, 
NOT OTHER CATS
 Cats, who love to lounge beside us or on top of 
us for their period, but have you mentioned 
that they still meow around us? 
 Well this is a way of contact between cats and 
humans, but only between them. 
 You're not going to see them using the same 
type of interaction with another pet, except for 
their mother's kittens. 
 Cats often link their heads to humans in order 
to let them know that they feel protected. 
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BABY ELEPHANTS SELF-SOOTHE BY 
SUCKING THEIR TRUNK
 Young elephants often self-soothe, much like 
human infants. 
 Babies use the thumb-sucking or pacifier type, 
while baby elephants suck relief from their own 
trunks. 
 You would accept that it is the sweetest sight if 
you ever get a chance to witness it.
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MALE SEAHORSES GIVE BIRTH TO 
THEIR YOUNG
 Male horses are the only animal where the 
male encounters conception and gives birth to 
their offspring, unlike any other living thing on 
our planet. 
 Male seahorses have stomach pouches that 
hold up to 2,000 babies at a time.
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PENGUINS PROPOSE TO EACH OTHER 
WITH PEBBLES
 Much as people suggest to each other by 
passing a ring, penguins use the same tactic 
but with a pebble. 
 They carry a small stone over to them when 
they see another penguin that they want to 
reflect their lifetime loyalty to each other. 
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