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61701. Animal Trivia: It is the female ---------- who does more than 90 percent of the hunting, while the male is afraid to risk his life, or simply prefers to rest. 1 1 100
61702. Animal Trivia: It may take longer than two days for a chick to break out of its ---------- 1 1 100
61703. Animal Trivia: A "winkle" is an edible ---------- 1 1 100
61704. Animal Trivia: A 42-foot sperm whale has about 7 tons of ---------- in it. 1 1 100
61705. Animal Trivia: A 4-inch-long ---------- can grip a rock with a force of 400 pounds. Two grown men are incapable of prying it up. 1 1 100
61706. Animal Trivia: A baby ---------- is about six feet tall at birth. 1 1 100
61707. Animal Trivia: A baby gray ---------- drinks enough milk to fill more than 2,000 bottles a day. 1 1 100
61708. Animal Trivia: A bear in hibernation loses up to 25 percent of its ---------- 1 1 100
61709. Animal Trivia: A bird "chews" with its stomach. Since most birds do not have teeth, a bird routinely swallows small pebbles and gravel. These grits become vigorously agitated in the bird's stomach and serve to grind food as it passes through the ---------- 1 1 100
61710. Animal Trivia: The world's largest mammal, the blue whale, weighs 50 tons at birth. Fully grown, it weighs as much as ---------- tons 1 1 100
61711. Animal Trivia: A bird sees everything at once in total focus. Whereas the human eye is globular and must adjust to varying distances, the bird's eye is flat and can take in everything at once in a ---------- 1 1 100
61712. Animal Trivia: The world's largest rodent is the Capybara. An Amazon water hog that looks like a guinea pig, it can weigh more than ---------- pounds. 1 1 100
61713. Animal Trivia: The male ---------- will mate for life, and if the female dies, he remains single for the rest of his life. However, if the male dies, the female will hook up with a new mate. 1 1 100
61714. Animal Trivia: There are 1,600 known species of ---------- in the world. 1 1 100
61715. Animal Trivia: The male house ---------- builds several nests as part of his courtship ritual. Once the nests are completed, his potential bride looks them all over, then selects one as her preferred choice for the laying of her eggs. 1 1 100
61716. Animal Trivia: The color of the blood of an ---------- is bluish-green. 1 1 100
61717. Animal Trivia: A bison can jump ---------- 1 1 100
61718. Animal Trivia: There are 328 species of ---------- 1 1 100
61719. Animal Trivia: The male ---------- sheds its antlers every winter and grows a new set the following year. 1 1 100
61720. Animal Trivia: The common carp lives up to 25 years in the wild, and up to 40 years in captivity. The durable fish can survive in waters up to 90 degrees F, and can even withstand ---------- for short periods. 1 1 100
61721. Animal Trivia: Racehorses have been known to wear out ---------- in one race. 1 1 100
61722. Animal Trivia: There are 40,000 muscles and ---------- in an elephant's trunk. This makes it very strong and flexible, allowing an elephant to pluck a delicate flower or lift a huge log. The trunk is used for touching, grasping, sucking, spraying, smelling, and striking. 1 1 100
61723. Animal Trivia: The male seahorse, not the female, carries the ---------- of the species. The female fills the male's brooch pouch with eggs, which remain in the swollen sac for a gestation period of eight to ten days. 1 1 100
61724. Animal Trivia: There are 690 known species of ---------- 1 1 100
61725. Animal Trivia: The crayfish isn't a fish at all - it is related to the ---------- 1 1 100
61726. Animal Trivia: ---------- gather in groups to sleep through the winter. Sometimes up to 1,000 of them will coil up together to keep warm. 1 1 100
61727. Animal Trivia: There are about 130 species of ---------- 1 1 100
61728. Animal Trivia: The ---------- continually grows new sets of teeth to replace old teeth. It also cannot move its tongue. The tongue is rooted to the base of its mouth. 1 1 100
61729. Animal Trivia: ---------- have scent glands between their hind toes. The glands help them leave scent trails for the herd. Researchers say the odor smells cheesy. 1 1 100
61730. Animal Trivia: It takes a ---------- approximately seven years to grow to be one pound 1 1 100
61731. Animal Trivia: The Mojave ground ----------, found mainly in the American West, hibernates for two-thirds of every year. 1 1 100
61732. Animal Trivia: The ---------- does not chew its food, but swallows it whole. It carries several pounds of small stones in its stomach to aid in grinding up and digesting its nourishment. 1 1 100
61733. Animal Trivia: Reportedly, ---------- mate for life. 1 1 100
61734. Animal Trivia: It takes about 50 hours for a snake to digest one ---------- 1 1 100
61735. Animal Trivia: There are about 5,000 species of ---------- known. Only about half of them build reefs. 1 1 100
61736. Animal Trivia: The Mola Mola, or Ocean Sunfish, lays up to ---------- eggs at one time. 1 1 100
61737. Animal Trivia: The crocodile is a cannibal; it will occasionally eat other ---------- 1 1 100
61738. Animal Trivia: Researchers don't know why killer whales like to rub their sensitive stomachs on the bottom of shallow beaches, but they think it may be a form of ---------- 1 1 100
61739. Animal Trivia: There are about 500 different kinds of cone snails around the world. All have a sharp, modified tooth that stabs prey with venom like a harpoon. Most cone snails hunt worms and other snails, but some eat fish. These are the ones most dangerous to people. The nerve toxin that stops a fish is powerful enough to also kill a ---------- 1 1 100
61740. Animal Trivia: The crocodile is surprisingly fast on land. If pursued by a crocodile, a person should run in a zigzag motion, for the crocodile has little or no ability to make sudden changes of ---------- 1 1 100
61741. Animal Trivia: ---------- has more homeless cats per square mile than any other city in the world. 1 1 100
61742. Animal Trivia: It takes approximately 69,000 venom extractions from the ---------- 1 1 100
61743. Animal Trivia: The most carnivorous of all bears is the ----------. Its diet consists almost entirely of seals and fish. 1 1 100
61744. Animal Trivia: Scientists say that ----------, unlike all other domestic animals, arrive at solutions by thinking them through. ---------- 1 1 100
61745. Animal Trivia: It would require an average of 18 ---------- to weigh in at 1 ounce. 1 1 100
61746. Animal Trivia: The digestive juices of crocodiles contain so much ---------- that they have dissolved iron spearheads and 6-inch steel hooks that the crocodiles have swallowed. 1 1 100
61747. Animal Trivia: ---------- can withstand water pressure of up to 850 pounds per square inch. 1 1 100
61748. Animal Trivia: ---------- are powerful jumpers. A 20-inch adult can leap 20 feet in a single bound. 1 1 100
61749. Animal Trivia: Several poison-dart frog species are bred at the National Aquarium in Baltimore. There, researchers gauge the toxicity of poisonous species by taste. No danger is posed, because frogs caught in the wild gradually become less poisonous, and captive offspring are nontoxic. The change may be due to diet. The frog's natural menu - mostly tropical ants and springtails - cannot be duplicated in a ---------- 1 1 100
61750. Animal Trivia: Javelinas are very noisy animals among each other and squeal, snort, woof, and click their teeth to ---------- 1 1 100
61751. Animal Trivia: There are ---------- in Poland. They live mainly in the area of the Bialowieza Forest and are known as "zubra." The well-known Polish vodka Zubrowka, which means "buffalo brand," takes its name from these animals. 1 1 100
61752. Animal Trivia: There are close to 4,000 known species of frogs, including ---------- 1 1 100
61753. Animal Trivia: The most venomous of all snakes, known as the Inland Taipan, has enough venom in one bite to kill more than 200,000 ---------- 1 1 100
61754. Animal Trivia: There are fewer than 1,000 Bactrian camels left in the wild. They have survived in a land with no water in an area used for nuclear testing. Their numbers, however, are falling dramatically as humans encroach farther and farther into China's ---------- 1 1 100
61755. Animal Trivia: The mouse is the most common mammal in the ---------- 1 1 100
61756. Animal Trivia: The dog and the turkey were the only two domesticated animals in ancient ---------- 1 1 100
61757. Animal Trivia: There are ---------- that nest in trees. These creatures may spend their whole life without ever touching the ground. 1 1 100
61758. Animal Trivia: The mudskipper is a fish that can actually ---------- 1 1 100
61759. Animal Trivia: The domestic cat is the only species able to hold its tail vertically while walking. Wild cats hold their tail horizontally, or tucked between their legs while ---------- 1 1 100
61760. Animal Trivia: Sharks and rays are the only animals known to man that cannot succumb to cancer. Scientists believe this is related to the fact that they have no bone - only ---------- 1 1 100
61761. Animal Trivia: The duckbill platypus of Australia can store up to 600 worms in its large cheek ---------- 1 1 100
61762. Animal Trivia: Sharks can be dangerous even before they are born. Scientist Stewart Springer was bitten by a sand tiger shark embryo while he was examining its ---------- 1 1 100
61763. Animal Trivia: There are more than 450 species of ---------- throughout the world. 1 1 100
61764. Animal Trivia: The ears of the Asiatic ---------- are larger than those of other bear species. 1 1 100
61765. Animal Trivia: ---------- can travel up to 40 miles per hour. 1 1 100
61766. Animal Trivia: There are no penguins at the ----------. In fact, there are no penguins anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere (outside of zoos). All 17 varieties of the bird are found below the equator, primarily in the Antarctica. 1 1 100
61767. Animal Trivia: The Nile crocodile averages about 45 years in the wild, and may live up to 80 years in ---------- 1 1 100
61768. Animal Trivia: The Egyptian ----------, a white bird about the size of a raven, throws stones with its beak to open ostrich eggs to eat. This bird is one of the very few animals that, like man, manipulates objects as tools. 1 1 100
61769. Animal Trivia: Sheep will not drink from running water. Hence, the line in the Twenty-third Psalm: "He leadeth me beside the ---------- 1 1 100
61770. Animal Trivia: There are no wild deer of any kind in Australia, and the small red deer is the only one found in ---------- 1 1 100
61771. Animal Trivia: The normal body temperature of the ---------- horse is 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius). 1 1 100
61772. Animal Trivia: There are seven distinctive types of combs on ----------: rose, strawberry, single, cushion, buttercup, pea, and V-shaped. 1 1 100
61773. Animal Trivia: The now-extinct ancestor of the horse, ----------, had a short neck, a pug muzzle, and stood no higher than a medium-sized dog. 1 1 100
61774. Animal Trivia: The electric eel is the most shocking animal on Earth - no other animal packs such a big charge. If attacking a large prey, a 9-foot-long eel can discharge about ----------. One zap could stun a human. The larger the eel, the bigger the charge. 1 1 100
61775. Animal Trivia: Since white tigers have pigmented stripes and blue eyes, they are not ---------- 1 1 100
61776. Animal Trivia: There are some 50 different species of ----------, and all of them are venomous. They thrive in abundance along the coast from the Persian Gulf to Japan and around Australia and Melanesia. Their venom is ten times as virulent as that of the cobra. Humans bitten by them have died within two-and-a-half hours. 1 1 100
61777. Animal Trivia: The once popular dog name ---------- is from Latin and means "fidelity." 1 1 100
61778. Animal Trivia: Sir Walter Raleigh's black greyhound was named ---------- 1 1 100
61779. Animal Trivia: The only country in the world that has a Bill of Rights for Cows is ---------- 1 1 100
61780. Animal Trivia: The electric eel's shocking power is so great that it can overtake its victims while ---------- 1 1 100
61781. Animal Trivia: Snails have ----------. They are arranged in rows along the snail's tongue and are used like a file to saw or slice through the snail's foot. 1 1 100
61782. Animal Trivia: The electric organs in an electric eel make up four-fifths of its ---------- 1 1 100
61783. Animal Trivia: So that it can pull its lithe body into a tight, prickly little ball for defense, the hedgehog has a large muscle running along its ---------- 1 1 100
61784. Animal Trivia: There is a substantial wild population of golden hamsters living in Eastern Europe and the Middle East. Scientists speculate that all the domesticated golden hamsters in the world descended from a single female with twelve babies, which were dug from a burrow in Syria back in ---------- 1 1 100
61785. Animal Trivia: There is approximately one ---------- for every human being in the world. 1 1 100
61786. Animal Trivia: The only ---------- to ever appear in a Shakespearean play was Crab in "The Two Gentlemen of Verona." 1 1 100
61787. Animal Trivia: There is just one known species of ---------- in the world - it is in the order of Struthioniformes. 1 1 100
61788. Animal Trivia: The ----------, often called "possum," dates back over 45 million years. 1 1 100
61789. Animal Trivia: The famous cow used as the corporate symbol on all Elmer's products is actually named ----------, and she is the spouse of Elmer, the steer who the company is named after. 1 1 100
61790. Animal Trivia: The optimum depth of water in a birdbath, says the Audubon Society of America, is two and a half inches. Less water makes it difficult for birds to take a bath; more makes them ---------- 1 1 100
61791. Animal Trivia: Some more names for groups of animals... a bale of turtles, a clowder of cats, a charm of goldfinches, a gam of whales, a knot of toads, a ---------- of tigers. 1 1 100
61792. Animal Trivia: There is no single cat called the ----------. The name is commonly applied to the leopard, but it is also used to refer to the puma and the jaguar. A black ---------- is really a black leopard. 1 1 100
61793. Animal Trivia: The ---------- has only two toes, unlike most birds, which have three or four. 1 1 100
61794. Animal Trivia: The fastest dog, the ----------, can reach speeds of up to 45 miles per hour. The breed was known to exist in ancient Egypt more than 5,000 years ago. 1 1 100
61795. Animal Trivia: Some sloths, opossum, and armadillos spend up to 80 percent of their lives sleeping or ---------- 1 1 100
61796. Animal Trivia: There once were more sea lions on Earth than ---------- 1 1 100
61797. Animal Trivia: The owl is the only bird to drop its upper eyelid to wink. All other birds raise their lower ---------- 1 1 100
61798. Animal Trivia: The fastest of all fish in the sea is the ----------, streaming forward at speeds near 68 miles per hour. 1 1 100
61799. Animal Trivia: Some species of earthworms in ---------- can measure more than ten feet in length. 1 1 100
61800. Animal Trivia: Thinking that its parents were a camel and a leopard, the Europeans once called the animal a "camelopard." Today, it is called the ---------- 1 1 100


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