Sloths are a group of arboreal Neotropical xenarthran mammals. They spend most of their lives hanging upside down in the trees of the tropical rainforests of Brazil and Peru.

Rabbits have a small blind spot at the bridge of their noses and can see nearly 360 degrees around.

Chickens are actually not the bird brains many people think they are. They can recognize over 100 individuals’ faces, learn from watching each other and worry about the future.

Sand Sharks have pores underneath their nose that detect electric currents!

The triceratops had a skull that reached up to 6 ft – or the height of an adult- in length.

Female scorpions give birth to live young in litters that can range from 4 baby scorpions to 8 or 9 baby scorpions. As soon as they are born, the babies climb onto their mother’s back.