Woolen_Monkey

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 6, 2023

Shower thoughts #3
Math is the only place where someone would buy 60 watermelons and 40 cantaloupes, and no one asks any questions.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 6, 2023

Good night guys have good dreams. ??

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 6, 2023

Shower thought #2
How do our brains remember that we forgot something, but we can't remember what that thing was?

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 6, 2023

Shower thought #1
Every time you step into an elevator, you're briefly experiencing what it's like to be in a room with people you don't know, but no one talks because it's socially acceptable to pretend you're alone.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 6, 2023

Random fact #9
Bananas are berries, but strawberries aren't.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 5, 2023

Random fact #8
In Switzerland, it's illegal to own just one guinea pig because they are prone to loneliness. The Swiss government considers it animal cruelty to have a solitary guinea pig, so you need to have at least two of these furry companions to keep them happy and social.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 5, 2023

Random fact #7
Honey never spoils. Archaeologists have even found pots of honey in ancient Egyptian tombs that are over 3,000 years old and still perfectly edible! Enjoy your day!

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 5, 2023

Good morning!!!

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 5, 2023

Got early morning practice tomorrow so I'm heading out good night. ??

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 4, 2023

Random fact #6
There are certain moths, like the Luna Moth and the Cecropia Moth, that have reduced or even non-functional mouthparts as adults. These moths cannot eat in their adult stage. Their sole purpose as adults is to mate and lay eggs.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 4, 2023

Good night guys. ??

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 4, 2023

Woolen Bat Monkey Fact #1
Woolen has an uncanny ability to imitate the sounds of various creatures in the forest where he was created. His playful mimicry often brings joy and laughter to those who encounter him, despite the chaotic nature of his existence.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 4, 2023

Random fact #5
In the small town of Nagoro, Japan, there are more life-sized dolls than human residents. A local artist named Ayano Tsukimi creates these dolls in the likeness of people who used to live there or still do. The dolls are scattered throughout the town, often in lifelike poses or going about daily activities.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 4, 2023

Random fact #4
The "Blob" is a massive, single-celled organism (a slime mold) that lives in a Parisian botanical garden. It's neither plant nor animal but displays some remarkable behaviors. The Blob can navigate mazes, solve puzzles, and even make decisions without a brain.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 3, 2023

Random fact #3
In Turkmenistan's Derweze region, there's a place known as the "Door to Hell." It's a burning natural gas field that resulted from a Soviet drilling mishap over 50 years ago. Initially set ablaze to control methane gas, it has been continuously burning since.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 3, 2023

Random fact #2
Dugesia Japonica flatworm does something called "penis fencing."When two of these hermaphroditic flatworms meet, they engage in a duel using their sharp, dagger-like penises, attempting to inseminate the other while avoiding being inseminated themselves. The loser gets inseminated.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 3, 2023

Random fact #1
The Eiffel Tower in Paris can be 15 cm taller during the summer due to the expansion of the iron structure caused by the heat.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 3, 2023

Gtg, good night Scribble Hub.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 3, 2023

Hello, I am Woolen_Bat_Monkey, and I have ventured into your humble abode with a rather pressing request for blood on behalf of my dearest mother. It would be unwise to refuse, for declining my request could lead to consequences that involve your presence as an essential "crop" on our newly established farm.

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  Woolen_Monkey

• Sep 3, 2023

Random animal fact #39
The Cookiecutter Shark latches onto its prey, rotates its body, and uses its specialized teeth to remove circular plugs of flesh, leaving behind a distinctive "cookie-cutter" wound.