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FREAKY FAUNA FACTSby Sarah Bates

Purple frogs? Sightless amphibians? Things that go bump in the night? Well, maybe not that, but Tidbits has certainly compiled some interesting facts on some pretty weird animals.

One of •the most endan -g e r e d species in the w o r l d is the Yangtze river dol-phin, locally called the baiji. The dolphin may already be extinct, as a recent sur-vey was unable to locate any dolphins in the river.The olm is a blind amphibian that can live •up to one hundred years. It can go ten years without food and can be found in subterranean waters in Italy and Croatia.The dugong is related to the manatee. •It will perch on its tail in the water and stick its head above – a trait that some researchers believe inspired the myth of mermaids.A giraffe can clean its ears with its •tongue.

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The ivory-billed woodpecker was thought •to be extinct until 2005, when the bird was caught on video in Arkansas.The tiger is the largest member of the •modern cat family.There is a largerAsian freshwater fish,•though scientists fear it might already be extinct. The scaled Chinese Paddlefishcan reach up to 23 ft (7 m), but has not been sighted since 2003.The Giant Squid, with eyes as big as •beach balls, is still one of Earth’s great-est mysteries. Scientists show that the average Giant Squid weighs about 440 lbs (200 kg) and measures 33 ft (10 m) in length. The largest Giant Squid ever found weighed 900 kg, nearly one ton, and was measured at 59 ft (18 m). In 2006, Japa-nese scientists brought a living, female Giant Squid to the surface that measured 24 ft (7 m) long.The Ozark big-eared bat is an endan-•gered species in the Central Southern United States. They are named for their unique ears, which can be over 1/4th the length of their 4 in (10 cm) body.Wildebeest is the Afrikaans name for the •gnu, a member of the antelope family. Gnu calves learn to walk in a matter of minutes and are able to keep up with the heard after a few days.The Amazonian Arapaima is a large, •scaled, freshwater fish that surfaces totake air. It can stay underwater anywhere from ten to twenty minutes at a time and can weigh up to 440 lbs (200 kg).

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A group of geese on the ground is called •a gaggle. A group of geese in the sky is called a skein.Thesailfishisthefastestswimmeratsix-•ty-eight mph (109 km/h).The slowest fish is the seahorse, at .01•mph (.016 km/h). They are also monoga-mous and mate for life.Adèlie penguins can live up to twenty •years.Thekiwiisalsoaflightlessbirdthatmates•for life and has the most developed sense of smell of modern birds.Crocodiles are color blind.•Owls are the only bird with the ability to •see the color blue.Giraffes have no vocal chords.•The Purple Frog is an Indian frog that •wasn’t discovered until 2003 because of a very unique trait. Purple Frogs live thir-teen feet beneath the ground and only come up for two weeks during the mon-soon season to mate – making them very hardtofind!The horn of •a narwhal is actually a tusk. It is rare, but not impos-sible, for a narwhal to have two tusks like an elephant.The solendon is a mammal in Cuba and •Hispaniola that injects venom into its prey through its teeth. It is the only mammal that does so.TheBumblebeeBat issosmall itcanfit•inside a bottle cap.The kakapo, a New Zealand native, aver-•ages at eight pounds and is the heaviest parrot in the world. There are approxi-mately sixty kakapos left in the world to-day.ThefishwiththeglowingantennainFind-•ing Nemo? That’s a female Angler. The male is 1/20th her size and spends his life attached to and slowly fusing with the fe-male.Ahouseflyonlylivesabouttwoweeks!•The heart of a blue while is about the size •of a small car. The echidna and platypus are the only •egg-laying mammals in the world. An egg-laying mammal is called a monotreme.Theduck-billedplatypusisvenomous!•Kangaroos cannot walk backwards.•

A hippopotamus can open its jaw so wide •that an eight year old could stand up in its mouth.A sloth can turn its head 270º.•The Chinese Giant Salamander can grow •tothelengthofanaveragehuman!The Gardiner’s Seychelles frog is the •world’s smallest frog. It measures less than half the length of its name when typed.Elephants cannot jump.•TheMekongGiantCatfish is the largest•scalelessfresh-waterfishintheworld. Itlives in the Mekong river system in Asia, which spans through the countries of Viet-nam, Thailand, Cambodia and Laos. This endangered species can grow up to 650 lbs (295 kg), can live up to sixty years, and can reach up to 10 ft (3 m) long.Armadillo is a Spanish word meaning “lit-•tle armored one.”The ostrich’s eye measures two inches •(fivecentimeters)–thelargestofanylandanimal!While it resembles a small bear, the wol-•verine is actually part of the weasel fam-ily.The Andean condor has a wingspan of •10.5 ft (3.2 m) - the largest of any bird in the world.Anewbornkangaroocanfitinsideatea-•spoon.Wallace’sflying frog isaspecies inMa-•laysia and Borneo that can glide in the air likeaflyingsquirrel.The Blue-footed booby is a type of booby, •a sea bird, with bright blue feet. The bluer the hue, the more attractive the male is to a female, though both sexes have blue feet.Firefliesareactuallybeetles.•Corals are carnivorous. While they can •survive off algae, they are also armed with venomous barbs, which they can use tograbsmallfish.

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On • April 27, 1865, days after the end of the Civil War, the worst maritime disaster in American history occurs when the steamboat Sultana, carrying 2,100 passengers, explodes and sinks in the Mississippi River, killing all but 400 of those aboard.

On • April 30, 1927, the Federal Industrial Institution for Women, the first women’s federal prison,opens in Alderson, W.Va. All women serving federal sentences of more than a year were to be brought there, with the vast majority imprisoned for drug and alcohol charges imposed during the Prohibition era.

On • May 1, 1931, President Herbert HooverofficiallydedicatesNewYorkCity’s Empire State Building. The entire 102-story building went up in just over a year, under budget (at $40 million) and well ahead of schedule. During certain periods of building, the frame grew an astonishing four-and-a-half stories a week.

On • April 29, 1944, the last “Our Gang” film, “Dancing Romeo,” isreleased.The first film, featuring aband of mischievous youngsters, was produced in 1922. In all, more than 100 “Our Gang” films weremade. Later, they were shown as TV comedies under the name “The Little Rascals.”

On • April 28, 1958, “The Witch Doctor” hits the No. 1 spot on Billboard’s pop charts. The song used the unusual technique of recording the singer’s voice at a different speed than the music. Songwriter and singer Ross Bagdasarian (who recorded under the name David Seville) topped the charts again at the end of the year with “The Chipmunk Song,” sung by his chipper cartoon band creation, the Chipmunks.

On • May 3, 1960, the musical comedy “The Fantasticks” opens in an off-Broadway playhouse in New York’s Greenwich Village. The show, about a young man and woman whose ostensibly feuding parents are actually scheming to bring the couple together, became the longest-running musical of all time and is still running today.

On • May 2, 1972, Steven Spielberg begins filming “Jaws.” Theproduction, which used three mechanical sharks to great effect, enthralled audiences and grossed $458 million in its theatrical release.

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