There’s a species of shark that can live for around 500 years.
The Greenland Shark has the longest lifespan of all known vertebrates, living an average of 272 years, and some of them… more
Sharks predate trees.
As Smithsonian Magazine reported, Archaeopteris, the earliest species that scientists can classify as “tree,” lived about 350 million years ago. Sharks, however, can… more
A mouse can fit through a hole the size of a ballpoint pen.
A favorite comparison often used by Dr. Bobby Corrigan, noted rodentologist and award-winning pest management consultant, states that if you can put… more
Cheetahs can’t roar. They can only meow like domestic house cats.
As Stephen Mills explained in BBC Wildlife Magazine, only four “big cats” can roar: lions, tigers, leopards, and jaguars. These species,… more
The Peril of Eating Polar Bear
Research has shown that a healthy adult person can tolerate 10,000 units of vitamin A. Trouble, if it comes, comes… more
Eye is bigger than Brain
Ostrich is the largest bird in the world having the largest eyes in the whole animal kingdom that are even… more
Frozen lobsters can come back to life when thawed.
A restaurant called ‘Trufresh‘, they did an experiment in order to find out that if the lobsters come back to… more
A giraffe can clean its own ears with its 21-inch tongue.
Well, with such a long tongue, the giraffe has learned to make good use of its tongue by cleaning its… more