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Facts about Tigers|| Facts World #facts #shorts #tigerfact

20 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Tigers

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Facts About Cat Eyes:

• Cat vision is sharpest 2-3 feet from the face.

• Cats can see clearly in only one sixth the light we humans need to see well.

• Cats cannot see in total darkness. However they have a higher rod to cone ratio than humans enabling them to see better in low light.

• The higher rod count also allows cats to detect the slightest movement.

• Cats are NOT colorblind. Some colors are more muted than they are to us. Cats can distinguish blue colors best. Red…not so much.

• The elliptical pupil opens and closes faster than the round pupil we humans have. This allows the cat’s eyes to adjust to light changes rapidly. Interestingly, Lion (and other big cats) eyes constrict into tight circles like humans as they hunt in the day time. Big cats do not see as well in low light as their smaller cousins.

• The pupil also indicates emotional state. A narrow pupil can indicate anger or irritation, while a wide open pupil is indicative of fear or excitement.

Facts about Elephants || Facts World #facts #shorts #elephant

Elephants are pregnant for a whopping 22 months. Longer than any other animal. That’s nearly 2 years!

2.  At birth, a baby elephants weigh 210 lbs (or 95kg).

3. African elephants are smaller at birth than Asian elephants but are much bigger as adults.

4. The trunk is an incredibly useful, dexterous and clever appendage. It is able to sense the size, shape and temperature of an object.

5. Their trunks are pretty incredible and elephants have an amazing sense of smell, but their eyesight isn’t great.

6. To prove that point, elephants can smell water from 12 miles away!

7. That makes sense when you consider that they drink 210 litres of water a day.

8. Elephants spend up to 16 hours foraging every day.

9. But only 2-3 hours are spent sleeping. That shows what their priorities are!

10. All those mud baths that elephants take? That is because elephants actually have very sensitive skin, so they use the mud and dust to protect it

11. I guess that makes sense when you consider that the typical lifespan of an elephant is 70 years!

12. Sadly, around 100 elephants are killed every day for their ivory tusks.

13. On a lighter note, elephants are the only mammals besides humans to have chins!

Is that my chin you’re looking at?

14. An elephant has more than 100,000 muscle. 40 000 of which are in that amazing trunk. To put that in perspective, we humans have a paltry 639!

15. And, after all of that, I don’t know if you’ll believe this one- but elephants are afraid of bees!

Oh my word- was that a bee?!