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Blue Whale - The Biggest Animal and Mammal

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Rabbit Ear Function | How to Distinguish Male and Female Rabbit

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Why Do Crickets Chirp? Scientific Facts About Cricket

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Why Flies Like in The Dirty? Scientific Facts About Flies

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Whale Shark - The Biggest Fish, Length reaches over 12 meters and weigh up to 34 tons

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Sloth - The Slowest Moving Mammals only 2 Meters per Minute

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Why Elephant Has a Trunk and Ivory - What Functions?

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Blue Whale - The Biggest Animal and Mammal

The Biggest mammal and Animals is the Blue Whale. Blue Whale live in the sea. Blue whale is not a fish, he is a mammal. His Latin name is Balaenoptera musculus. The blue whale is the largest animal and mammal that is still alive today. His body was considered even bigger than the biggest dinosaurs. Blue Whale Dimension Blue whale size comparison to other big objects Blue whale size compare to Africa elephant (the largest elephant) The Biggest blue whale that ever measured by human is the female blue whale with a length of 33.58 m and weighing 190 tons. For comparison, the largest dinosaur known from the Mesozoic era, that is Argentinosaurus estimated at 90 tons, there is also said (still controversial) if the largest dinosaur is fragillimus Amphicoelias that have a mass 122 tons and a length of 40-60 meters. Blue Whale Location Blue Whale is long and lean, his back (dorsal) is bluish gray and the front (ventral) is lighter. There are at least three blue whale subspecies : B...

Why Do Crickets Chirp? Scientific Facts About Cricket

Do you know why the crickets chirping? How? What crickets that chirping? Read the article below. The Difference of Female Cricket - Male Cricket What crickets that chirping? Crickets are insects of the family Gryllidae closely related to grasshoppers. The name comes from the sound of crickets often issued crickets are "crickets crickets crickets" are often called chirping. Habits chirping of crickets is only performed by male crickets. Why do crickets chirp? Sound of crickets crickets crickets crickets males use to attract females and other males refused. The crickets grew louder as the temperature increases around. In addition, chirping crickets to keep its territory from its enemies . How do crickets chirping? Chirping sound of crickets produced stridulatori organs. The organs such as blood vessels under the wings of cicadas. When will chirping, crickets males will spread its wings. When its wings outstretched, then under the wing membrane will vibrate so th...

The Largest Steer and Bull Horn Circumference

The largest horn circumference on a steer measured 95.25 cm (37.5 in) on 6 May 2003 and belong to Lurch, an African watusi steer owned by Janice Wolf (USA) of Gassville, Arkansas, USA. Sadly, Lurch died at 3 p.m. on 22 May 2010 of a cancer at the base of one of the horns. The body has has been released to a local taxidermist, who will produce a full-sized taxidermy of the steer. The largest horn circumference on a bull measured 103.5 cm (40.75 in) on 20 September 2004 and belong to CT Woodie, an Ankole Watusi bull owned by Duane and Kolene Gilbert of Castle Dale, Utah, USA. This is Lurch, the proud bearer of the world’s largest horns . Lurch is a Watusi bull living in an Animal shelter , whose horns measure 92.25 cm and weigh more than 100 pounds each. The Ankole-Watusi, also known as Ankole longhorn, is a breed of cattle originally native to Africa. Its large, distinctive horns, that can reach up to 8 feet (2.4 m) from tip to tip, are used for defense and cooling by blood...

Rabbit Ear Function | How to Distinguish Male and Female Rabbit

How to Distinguish male and female rabbit? What is the function of rabbit ear? Do you know, why rabbit has long ear? Do you want to know about rabbits? Find the answer here . Rabbit Ear Function 1 . Rabbits are animals that are often hunted by other animals. To maintain life, a rabbit using long ears to catch the slightest sound that propagates through the air. For that, the rabbit often enforce ears and move to the right - left - front - rear to collect sounds from all directions. When the rabbit catch the sound of the coming enemy from a distance, then the rabbit will run away and hide quickly . 2 . Rabbit ears also serves to keep the body temperature to stay cool because rabbits can not sweat. In the rabbit ears there are many small blood vessels, so that when they ran the air flowing around the ear will take the heat from existing blood vessels in the ear and cool it. Then the cool blood flow throughout the rabbit body. How to Distinguish Male and Female rabbit Look at th...

World Record: The Smallest Dog - in Length: Heaven Sent Brandy, in Height: Miracle Milly

The smallest dog in height is Miracle Milly, The smallest dog in length is Heaven Sent Brandy , they are female chihuahua. These records according to the Guinness Book of World Records. Guinness World Records currently has two main categories for petite pooches: Smallest dog living (height) and Smallest dog living (length). Pocket-sized pets remain one of the most fascinating areas of the Guinness World Records database, with petite dogs arguably the most popular of all animal records. Miracle Milly - The smallest dog in height The smallest dog living, in terms of height, is a female Chihuahua called Milly, who measured 9.65 cm (3.8 in) tall on 21 February 2013 and is owned by Vanesa Semler of Dorado, Puerto Rico. Milly's full pedigree name Miracle Milly. She was born on 1 December 2011. she weighs roughly 1 pound (half a kilogram) and is known for often sticking out her tiny tongue when someone takes her picture. When she was born, Miracle Milly weighed less than an ounce an...

Ostrich - The Largest Bird In The World - Weigh, Height, Egg, Life Span

The Largest bird in the world is Ostrich. Weighing up to 160 kg with a height of about 3 m. Ostrich egg is too large, the average weight of an ostrich egg is 6 kg. These eggs are the largest bird eggs. And because it was so big and heavy but the wings are smaller than the body, so the bird can not fly. The inability of this is offset by the ability of flight ostrich to run up to 65 km / h, faster than even the fastest human. Even in parts of North Africa and Arabia, the small-bodied adults riding them for use as animal mounts race. Ostrich Racing Jockey image Ostriches are native to Africa, even so the bird can be reared in almost all over the world. Ostrich maintained as a source of meat in a cool area such as Sweden. Meat tastes like lean meats. Ostrich species found in the Middle East, namely S. c. syriacus, has disappeared. According to folk belief, and as seen in cartoons, famous for his habit of ostriches hiding their heads in the ground when confronted with danger. This beh...

The Smallest Mammal is Kittis Hog-Nosed Bat / Bumblebee Bat - 2 grams weight and 2.5 to 3.3 cm long

Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat is the smallest mammal in the world . Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat have only 2 grams weight and 2.5 to 3.3 cm long. Similar in size to the beetle, therefore some people call it a Bumblebee Bat. The World's Smallest Mammal image : Kitti's Hog-Nosed Bat / Bumblebee Bat Inventors and Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat / Bumblebee Bat Habitat Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat found by Kitti Thongloya (zoologist Thailand) in 1974. The name is taken from the bat's nose that as similar as pig nose. Latin name of the Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat is Craseonycteris thonglongyai. Their Habitat is western Thailand and Southeast Myanmar (Burma). In Thailand, Kitti's hog-nosed bat is restricted to a small region of the Tenasserim Hills in Sai Yok District, Kanchanaburi Province, within the drainage basin of the Khwae Noi River. While the Sai Yok National Park in the Dawna Hills contains much of the bat's range, some Thai populations occur outside the park and are therefo...

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