These are some amazing animal facts for one and all and specially for children. Animal facts is a part of the educative years of every child, and depending on the child’s quest for knowledge, one can explore varied areas of finding more and more information.

- A bear can run at the speed of up to 48 kilometers per hour (30 miles per hour).
- A cat’s tail points straight upwards when subjected to an electric current of a minimum of 50 volts.
- A crocodile is unable to stick out its tongue.
- A hippopotamus is capable of remaining under water for a maximum of 30 minutes.
- A Woodpecker is capable of pecking up to 20 times per second.
- All earthworms have five pairs of hearts.
- All polar bears are left handed animals.
- At birth the weight of a blue baby whale is up to 7 tons.
- Baby hippopotamuses are born under-water.
- Beavers are bale to hold their breath underwater for a record of 45 minutes at a stretch.
- Both, the skin and fur of the tigers is striped.
- Each ear of a cat contains 32 muscles.
- Elephants spend up to 23 hours in a day eating.
- In order to protect their eyes from the blowing sands, all camels have three eyelids.
- In order to strain the water out of their food, the flamingoes prefer eating with their heads upside down.
- Penguins can jump as high as 6 feet into the air.
- The ancestors of the kangaroos lived in trees.
- The butterflies taste their food with their feet, which is where their taste sensors exist.
- The Chameleon can look at two objects in the opposite directions at a time. This is because each eye focuses separately.
- The flap of the skin between the toes is used by the flying frog to glide in the air.
- The Humming Bird is the smallest bird in the world and weighs about 1 gram.
- The length of the chameleon’s tongue equals the length of its body.
- The maximum lifespan of a frog used to be 40 years.
- The only animal that cannot jump is the elephant.
- The only two animals that cannot walk backwards are emus and kangaroos.
- The snakes can also see through their eyelids.
- The tongue of a giraffe is blue and can extend to more than 40cm.
- There are eight varying species of tree kangaroos.
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