Woolen_Monkey

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 30, 2023

Random animal fact #37

The Irukandji jellyfish have a bell diameter of 1-2 centimeters. When stung by one thousands of cells are injected into you. It is 100x worse than a cobra and 1000x more potent compared to a tarantula.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 29, 2023

Good morning

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 29, 2023

Transgenic mosquitoes are mosquitoes that have been genetically modified to carry specific genetic traits or modifications. One of the primary goals of creating transgenic mosquitoes is to combat the spread of diseases like malaria, dengue fever, Zika virus, and more, as these diseases are often transmitted to humans through mosquito bites. Here's some information about transgenic mosquitoes:

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 28, 2023

Good night guys.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

Random animal fact #35
See at your own risk.
it's estimated that a blue whale's ejaculation can release around 35 pints (about 16 liters) of semen. This is necessary because it helps displace the previous male's sperm inside the female, increasing the chances of fertilization during mating. Blue whales have one of the largest quantities of ejaculate in the animal kingdom.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

Random animal fact #34
The blue whale, the largest animal on Earth, can weigh as much as 200 tons, which is more than the weight of 30 elephants combined.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

My dog left a bird foot in my bathroom...

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  Aaqil

• Aug 27, 2023

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

Random animal fact #33
The male seahorse is the one that becomes pregnant and gives birth. Female seahorses transfer their eggs into a specialized pouch on the male's abdomen, where he fertilizes them and carries the developing embryos until they're ready to hatch. This is one of the rare examples of "male pregnancy" in the animal kingdom!

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

Random animal fact #32
Sloths, known for their slow movements, have a very low metabolism. This means that they only defecate and urinate about once a week, and when they do, it can be a rather large and smelly event in relation to their size.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

Random animal fact #31
The human brain has a remarkable ability to rewire itself. This is called neuroplasticity, and it allows us to learn new things, adapt to injuries, and recover from certain conditions.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 27, 2023

Messing chatGPT. It's fun.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 26, 2023

Random animal fact #30
The "immortal" jellyfish, scientifically known as Turritopsis dohrnii, has the remarkable ability to revert back to its juvenile form after reaching maturity. Essentially, it can reverse its aging process and start its life cycle anew. This unique ability has led scientists to dub it the "Benjamin Button of the sea."

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 26, 2023

Does any body else cry when reading? I'm just at the second chapter and I'm already crying. ?

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 26, 2023

Random animal fact #29
Humans are the only species known to blush. When we feel embarrassed, adrenaline causes blood vessels to widen, creating that rosy glow in our cheeks.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 26, 2023

At a school football game, the score is 35 to 7 (I'm in the band)

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 24, 2023

Random animal fact #27
The Brazilian wandering spider, is considered one of the most venomous spiders in the world. Its venom can cause paralysis and even death in some cases. What's particularly frightening is that this spider is known to sometimes hide in bunches of bananas, and unsuspecting people have encountered them when opening a banana, leading to potentially dangerous situations.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 24, 2023

How's everybody's day going? ?

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 23, 2023

Random animal fact #24
Birds have great eyesight but a poor sense of smell. This means the mother won't disown the child if you pick it up and put it back in the nest.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Aug 22, 2023

Random animal fact #22
When male bees mate, their sexual organs explode, causing them to die.