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Which bird sings a wide variety of songs and even mimics other species? — Animals Trivia

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Which bird sings a wide variety of songs and even mimics other species?

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Which mammal has the unusual habit of eating its own feces to digest nutrients more efficiently?

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Which amphibian carries its eggs on its back until they hatch into froglets?

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Which animal creates and lives in a "bubble raft" made of its own mucus?

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Which mammal has a habit of decorating its den with shiny objects?

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Which animal is known for its "dancing" behavior to communicate and attract mates?

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Which animal uses ultraviolet light to hunt for urine trails of their prey?

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Which marine animal uses a "bubble net" to trap schools of fish?

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Which animal engages in "self-anointing," where they cover themselves in pungent substances?

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Which bird mimics the sounds of chainsaws, car alarms, and camera shutters?

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Which insect farms fungi inside their nests for food?

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Which mammal holds hands while sleeping to avoid drifting apart?

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Which fish builds intricate sand patterns on the ocean floor to attract mates?

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Which animal uses tools like sticks to extract insects from tree bark?

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Which bird decorates its nest with blue items to attract mates?

Did you know that the male seahorse is the only animal in the world where the male, instead of the female, carries and gives birth to offspring?

In this remarkable reversal of reproductive roles, female seahorses transfer their eggs into the male’s brood pouch, located on his abdomen. The male then fertilizes the eggs internally and nurtures them for several weeks.

When the time comes, he goes into labor and delivers dozens, sometimes even hundreds, of tiny fully-formed seahorses. This unique adaptation not only strengthens the parental bond but also increases the survival rate of their young in the wild!

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  1. Diane Johnson

    June 26, 2024 at 2:30 am

    A magpie is a BIRD not a mammal. It doesn’t produce milk or bear live young. It has feathers and flies.

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