The male seahorse carries babies and 'gives birth' to them instead of the female.
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The elephant shrew’s closest relative isn’t a shrew — it’s actually an elephant
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When a male honey bee climaxes during sex, his testicles explode and then he dies.
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When Koko, the gorilla famous for knowing sign language, was asked where gorillas go after death, she responded by signing “Comfortable hole, bye.”
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Sifrhippus was a species of horse about the size of an average duck and roamed North America 56 million years ago.
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In 1955, the citizens of São Paulo were so upset with their government that they elected a rhinoceros named Cacareco (meaning rubbish) to the city council in protest, with over 100,000 votes.
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Travis was a chimpanzee who socialized with humans since birth. He could log onto a computer to look at pictures, watch TV using a remote control, brush his teeth, feed hay to his owner's horses, water plants, and learned the schedule of passing ice cream trucks.
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