Hi! This is request number 4 I would love the G1 Jag.
FACT: Sloths need help finding a partner.
Sloths are literally too lazy to find a partner. That's why female sloths attract attention by screaming during mating season. When a male hears the calls, he moves towards her to reproduce - at his own top speed, of course.

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This is request number four, and I would love either the jag or GB.


My fun fact is that Orcas are not whales. Orcas are in the same family as Dolphins are, and got there name because they hunt whales, not because they are whales. The name "killer whale" came from a mistranslation that put the words in the wrong order. Orcas in a pod are capable of taking down baleen (pronounced bay-lean, and referring to the fact that the whales do not have teeth but a layer of keratinous filters that help them eat krill) whales such as the Minke whale. Orcas are thought to be as smart as a sixteen year old human, speak in their own language with regional dialects, and have a bite force of 19,000 PSI (compared to humans, we only have 162 PSI).

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Hello!, this is my request #4, i would like the jag or the gb!, here is my not so fun fact!:

The Cotard Delusion: This is a rare mental disorder causes individuals to believe they are already dead, or that parts of their body are missing or rotting.

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This is my 4th request and I'd love the GB!

Fun fact: Your foot is almost exactly the same length as your forearm!

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Hi, this is request 1. I would love either prize.


Random fact: the Volcano snail is the only know extant animal that incorporates iron sulfide into its skeleton.

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Hi! This is request number 4. I would love the Jaglion or the gb!!
Fact: on average, 100 people choke to death on ballpoint pens each year.
Owie.

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Hi! This is request number 5, I'd love GB or the Pretty Jag, Did you know Researchers found that narwhal tusks are packed with sensory nerves that can detect water salinity, helping them navigate Arctic waters and locate prey?

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Hi, this is request 2! I would love the Jag or GB! For my fact: Most computers today run using SSDs, or solid state drives, as their memory storage but they used to run on HDDs, or hard disk drives. The main difference is that SSDs run on flash memory, whereas an HDD spins and stores data magnetically. Within the solid state drives there are a few different kinds as well: NVMe (Non-volatile memory express) SSDs and SATA (Serial advanced technology attachment) SSDs, which refers to the way they connect to the computer's motherboard and how they run!

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hiya! this is request number 4, still with that jag

fun fact: now extinct dire wolves probably hadn't as close to wolves as you'd think. scientists have found that the common gray wolf is actually distant cousins with the dire wolf species, as for the fact that there is a huge difference with DNA between the two!

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request 4, would love GB!

The Savannah is a hybrid between domestic cats & the serval

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Haiii!! This is request number 1!! I would love the jag! >:3
Did you know that cats cant taste sugar, they lack the receptors in their mouth, but cats can also get addiced to sugar.. somehow?? not sure how that works but i learned it a few years ago idk where i learned it but i never forgot it

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Hi!! This is request number 1, and I would be happy with either!

Fun fact maned wolves are pollinating canids!! They help by eating fruits and vegetables and we believe they might play a very important part in the proliferation of the torch lily

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Hi! This is request number 4 I would love the jag

Some ball pythons have a genetic issue where they wobble and maybe even go upside-down when trying to eat. It's called the spider gene and it's a neurological deformity.

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This is request number 1, and I would be happy with whatever - I am simply filled with the need to let you know that man-o-war jellyfish are not a single creature, but actually a colony (siphonophore) of what are essentially clones (lots of zooids). There are different types that each have their own functions, but of those specific types, all are genetically identical.
While they resemble jellyfish, jellyfish are individual organisms, and thus a man-o-war is not actually a jellyfish.

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I saw someone mention sugar and I also felt it important to say:
Despite hummingbirds drinking nectar/sugar water, they actually do not have “sweet” taste receptors.

Also their tongues are SUPER weird and I love them. (They’re bifurcated, and have a sort of fringe that uncoils and coils to collect a droplet).
They are like nature’s weirdest cross of bug and bird.

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