Rhinos are so massive, their gravity actually warps the roads around them.
Congratulations. You now know what an ostrich tongue looks like.
It may not seem like good camouflage right now, but when these lemurs are in a flock of nesting zebras, it’s a lot more effective.
Puffins can fly in both air and water. They’re working on being able to fly through land, but the evolutionary process seems to be taking a while.
Turns out they can hold a lot of air in those lungs.
Monorails just don’t seem as exciting now that I’m an adult.
Zebras do not have a complex political system. Instead, they just visualize each candidate saying “Fools! I’ll show them all!” and vote for the most incongruous.
It’s surprising how well this approach works.
This snake wants you to tell that joke again so it can decide whether or not to be offended.
The cords on older models may no longer retract all the way.
How often do you get the chance to take a macro shot of a polar bear foot? This was taken about four inches away.
I do not recommend doing so outside of a zoo setting.
It is a myth that geckos gnaw their own holes in the rock. They actually use dynamite.
I distinctly remember being told that if I met a bear on a hiking trail, that I was to get off the trail and let it pass. Maybe they *do* want the bears to eat us.
So confusing.
Umm … I may have mis-read the previous sign.
If you’re going to feed your kids to the polar bears, throw them all the way in. Otherwise, they’ll land too close to the fence.
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