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@Fishy A Blue Whale bowel movement will fill an average inground pool

@tenente Cool

@TrunkZ Great White sharks don’t stop eating when they are full, they stop when the food source has been eliminated

@tenente That explains why there were only 6 Sharknado movies 😬😬

@SumKindaMunster male angler fish bite into and get absorbed by the female during mating

@tenente Cool! 👍

@sarabee1995 Horses cannot throw up

@tenente 🤔

@HoraceGreenley Female dragonflies fake their deaths(crashes to the ground and plays dead) when stalked by an unwelcome lover

@tenente Probably easier than faking an orgasm.

@tenente FR!?
*To the the googles!

@Viper Orcas are one of the very few apex predators of the ocean. They’ll actually hunt great white sharks, rip them open and eat their livers (and sometimes heart) as a sort of ocean delicacy

@tenente yup, they're bullies

Also Great White Shark around Western Australia can hunt in packs as well, which is rare and surprising, as that's the only area it's done.

@itsok Killer whales will slap a seal into the air resulting in them dying from the fall just because. Not to get food or defense, but just because they’re bored

@SW-User Only half a Dolphin's brain sleeps at a time

@SW-User Armadillos can catch leprosy

@Imsleepy A Flamingo's head has to be upside down when it eats

@Souls When a Lion takes over a pride, they will kill the offspring in the pride to get rid of future rivals and send all of the lionesses into heat

@SunshineGirl Nearly all koalas in Australia have chlamydia

@Nanori Dolphins are intelligent enough to commit suicide

@sspec Camels have specially evolved canine teeth for the express purpose of biting off balls of other male camels

@InOtterWords The Royal Society thought that a taxidermied platypus was a prank when they saw the first one. Apparently naturalists would frequently send each other frankenstein'd abominations for goofs

@V00doo The honeybees you see in your yard are in the last 2 to 3 weeks of their lives

@Nanori

@empanadas In Tasmanian Devil mating season, the male has to beat the female into submission. If he fails, the female beats the male up

@tenente So basically the same as humans?