Now THAT is an obscure fun fact

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hello again!! this is request number 2, and id love a jag!

fun fact: the giant pacific octopus has blue blood!

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Hi! This is request #1! I would love the yohimbe barks, and want to say thank you for this opportunity!

One of my favourite obscure facts is that elephants are either right or left tusked, the same way humans are left or right handed! Another fun one is that there is currently a study ongoing on whether mountain lions / pumas are truly a species that don’t live in groups, or if there just hasn’t ever been a large enough population density

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Hi this is request number 2! i would love to get 500gb
fun fact: axolotls are in their larval form for their whole life (neoteny!! Probably due to lack of thyroid hormone

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Hi! This is request #1! I would love the jag!!
fun fact: Black footed ferrets are almost extinct but have been brought back through conservative efforts which started with a population of 7, and they genetically cloned one from old DNA, who has been used to re-breed genetic diversity. There are now over 200 in the wild :D

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Hi! This is request number 1. I would love 500 GB.
Fact: Volcanic eruptions can produce lightning. This phenomenon occurs because the ash and ice particles launched into the air collide with each other, generating static electricity and causing bright lightning flashes within the ash clouds.

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hi again!! this is request no2, and I’d love the GB :)

my fact!: honey never spoils. archaologists have found pots of honey in ancient egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible. this is actually due to honey's low moisture content and acidic pH, which create an inhospitable environment for bacteria/microorganisms. when stored correctly, it lasts for millenia !!

it’s a fun fact to bring up if you’re baking something :)

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"Hi! This is request number 1 I would love 500gb."

in the renaissance period queen isabella the catholic was so invested in netherlandish/flemish/low countries art that it ultimately affected the whole art style of spain until she died, her husband was not part of the arts at all, but isabella put a ton of resources into it (so much so that i wrote 25 pages ab it)

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Hiya! Request number 2, I would love the jaglion please :3

Random fact from my history class lol: "Did you know that Vietnamese soldiers were called 'talking trees' ?"

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Hi! This is request number [REDACTED], I would love my opal ferus to stop disappointing me but I know better than to wish for the impossible. (gb preferably; trying to expand my territory so I'm sure you know how painful that is haha)

Fun fact that you may already know being a wildlife rehabber! Male crocodiles achieve ejaculation via pressure, not friction, so when attempting to collect a semen sample the vet just reaches in and crushes the absolute life out of his genitals. One way this can be 'safely' done is to have the animal restrained at all points (legs, head, and tail all pulled taught) and set over a narrow trench the vet can walk into to reach the required anatomy. I know all of this because I witnessed it. Of all the things I was expecting to see on my study abroad 'vet jacking off a crocodile' was not one of them, but there I was nonetheless, ha!

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Hi! This is request number 1 and I’d love 200 barks!

A fun fact is that horses are built so strangely that they are unable to burp!

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Hi! This is request number 1 I would love Bitch the Jaglion (I'd just spend any other winnings on getting my first hybrid anyway, so cutting right to the chase :-P)

Fun bug fact: To collect precious and delicious minerals, butterflies engange in a behaviour known as mud-puddling. As the name suggests, this usually means seeking out mud or suitably damp soil to drink it for the salts and amino acids. However, any liquid with these is fair game and butterflies have been known to enjoy blood, tears, rotting fruit, and even dung and carrion depending on the genus.

EDIT: Whoops this is my side. I'll continue future facts from my main. Apologies!

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Hi! This is request number 1 I would love 500 GB. Thank you!

Did you know that Arctic foxes are the only native land mammal living in Iceland, and that they're believed to have originally travelled there during by coming across an ice bridge between Iceland and Greenland during the last Ice age? Today, there's about 8000 of them in the country, living mostly in the north-west.

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Hi! This is request number 3, I would love 200+ y-barks! Fun fact- elephants can recognize themselfs in a mitror

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I've decided to convert those barks to GB and just do multiple sets of 500 GB

But anyone who asks for barks I will switch them over to GB so you still have a chance of getting 500 gold Beatles

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