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2025-11-28 16:18:46

It Gets Its Poison from a Special Diet
What Does “Special Diet” Mean for This Bird? Some birds are not naturally poisonous. Instead, they become toxic because of the specific foods they consume. One of the most fascinating examples is the Hooded Pitohui, whose bright orange-and-black feathers hide a powerful secret: poison acquired through diet. Scientists call this process bioaccumulation, where chemicals from consumed...

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2025-11-27 20:33:22

Does It Hurt the Horned Lizard When It Shoots Blood?
Horned lizards are famous for one of the strangest defense mechanisms in the animal kingdom — shooting blood from their eyes. The sight is shocking, but it raises a natural question: does this painful-looking process actually hurt the lizard? No, shooting blood does not hurt horned lizards. It is a controlled defensive mechanism where small blood vessels near the eyes release blood to...

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2025-11-27 15:36:19

Why Do Bats Hang Upside Down? The Science Behind Their Strange Habit
The Mysterious Behavior of Bats If you’ve ever seen bats resting, you’ve probably noticed something unusual — they hang upside down.Unlike most animals that stand or perch upright, bats prefer to rest with their heads pointing toward the ground.This strange behavior has puzzled people for centuries, but science reveals it’s a brilliant survival strategy that helps...

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