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Facts from the animal world:
The small bat is very voracious; within one hour it catches and eats as many as 1000 mosquitoes;
A duckling hatched from an egg considers the one it saw first to be its mother. Scientifically, this phenomenon is called “imprinting” or duckling syndrome;
While in the water, while sleeping, otters often hold on to their paws so that they are not scattered by currents or strong waves;
A dying ant attracts its fellows by releasing a pheromone. Ants, catching the smell, come to hide the body in the ant cemetery;
A clumsy-looking hippopotamus, weighing up to 1800 kg, gets scared and runs away, demolishing everything in its path. His speed is equal to that of a 100-meter sprinter;
Science has proven that the ancestors of domestic chickens are dinosaurs;
The starfish's eyes are located at the ends of its legs;
Octopuses have blue blood, 3 hearts and 8 arms (not tentacles).
One of the turtle's respiratory organs is the a**s;
The frog does not drink water, but absorbs it through the surface of the skin;
Mangalitsa pigs are very similar in appearance to sheep;
The skin of polar bears is black and the fur is transparent;
The striped color of zebras is a means of camouflage from predators, and such camouflage also reflects sunlight differently, which is why horseflies and tsetse flies do not see zebras;
According to scientists, jellyfish of the species “Turritopsis dohrnii” are considered “biologically immortal”; they die only from illness or injury. They have the power to turn time back, returning to the early stage of their own life cycle.

The dolphin doesn't just sleep with one eye open - he sleeps with one hemisphere of his brain on duty! While the dolphin dreams about how, during a performance in the dolphinarium, he discovered that he was not wearing pants, the “duty” hemisphere makes sure that the dolphin takes a breath in time and does not choke.
Pandas do not have a special place to sleep - no bed, no nest. Therefore, they fall asleep where they found themselves at the moment of fatigue. And if sleep overcame them at the moment when they climbed the tree, well, so be it.