What is your favorite venom? I like paralyzing neurotoxins...

The rattlesnake possesses organs that can sense beyond what humans and other animals can. The Jacobson's organ and split tongue allow them to smell in 2D, and the pit organ creates 3d heatmap of their surroundings even in the dark.

All of these rattlesnake facts will teach us what makes these venomous animals such special predators.

The rattlesnake's rattle itself is a unique predator deterrent system in the animal kingdom.

Welcome to Animal Science TV's 10 Cool Facts about Rattlesnakes!

timestamps:

0:00 - Rattlesnake Facts Introduction

0:13 - 10: Pit organ

1:00 - 9: Folding fangs

2:25 - 8: Jacobson's organ

3:18 - 7: What eats rattlesnakes?

4:44 - 6: Rattlesnake rattles

5:31 - 5: Rattlesnake venom

7:20 - 4: Jumping genes

8:08 - 3: New World snakes

9:20 - 2: Brumation

10:47 - 1: Are rattlesnakes dangerous?

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How fast do seahorses swim? Does the male seahorse truly get pregnant and give birth?

These seahorse facts shocked me! What do you think of these videos showing seahorse birth, seahorse camouflage, and a seahorse swimming? They swim vertically, which is very odd!

Welcome to Animal Science TV's 10 Cool Facts about Seahorses!

timestamps:

0:00 - Seahorse Facts Introduction

0:17 - 10: Seahorse anatomy

1:09 - 9: Seahorse male pregnancy

2:02 - 8: Seahorse monogamy

2:45 - 7: Seahorse swimming

3:29 - 6: Seahorses have big noses

4:06 - 5: What do seahorses eat?

4:30 - 4: Seahorse predators

5:06 - 3: Seahorse camouflage

6:16 - 2: Seahorse habitat

7:46 - 1: Seahorse pets and Traditional Chinese Medicine

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The African Grey Parrot can talk and has an 80 year lifespan! How do African grey parrots survive in the wild, and what makes them such a popular exotic pet?

My favorite African Grey Parrot Fact is how they can communicate with police to help solve crimes!

Welcome to Animal Science TV's 10 Cool Facts about African Grey Parrots!

Help with conservation at www.parrots.org if you can, thanks.

timestamps:

0:00 - African Grey Parrot Facts Introduction

0:26 - 10: African Grey Parrot talking

1:58 - 9: Grey Parrots brain

2:45 - 8: African Grey mysteries

4:16 - 7: Grey Parrots habitat

5:27 - 6: African Grey safety in numbers

7:12 - 5: What do African Grey Parrots eat?

7:57 - 4: Grey parrots and oil palms

9:24 - 3: Pet African grey parrots

10:05 - 2: African Grey Parrot trade

11:20 - 1: Conservation of African Grey Parrots

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Today we learn 10 Cool Facts about Hamsters. Hamsters were just recently domesticated in 1930. How can these wild hamster facts teach you to be a better pet owner?

You will learn a lot of Hamster facts, especially about how these animals live in the wild. Here are the top 10 cool hamster facts.

timestamps:

0:00 - Introduction

0:25 - 10: Hamster pouches

1:16 - 9: Hamster teeth

2:31 - 8: Hamster burrows

3:35 - 7: Hamster foraging

4:19 - 6: Hamster scent glands

5:15 - 5: Hamster eyesight

6:30 - 4: Baby hamsters

7:42 - 3: Hamster species

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9:37 - 2: Hamster claws

10:39 - 1: Torpor and hamster hibernation

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Today we learn 10 Cool Cassowary Facts. Why are Cassowaries considered the world's most dangerous bird? Did you know the male cassowary raises the chicks? Why did the cassowary lose the ability to fly?

Listen to my English narration, music, and watch the HD video clips. Join in the discussion and let me know what you want to learn next. Please subscribe for more videos all about animals!

You will learn a lot of Cassowary Facts. These are the top 10 cool animal facts about Cassowaries.

timestamps:

0:00 - Cassowary introduction

0:18 - 10: The murder bird

1:18 - 9: Territorial cassowaries

2:05 - 8: Cassowary dads

3:03 - 7: Cassowaries are frugivores

3:58 - 6: Cassowary evolution (living dinosaurs)

5:17 - 5: Vestigial wings

6:21 - 4: Cassowary casques

7:22 - 3: Cassowary warning signals

8:19 - 2: Cassowary species

8:59 - 1: Cassowaries endangered

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10 Animal Facts about the Crown of Thorns Starfish! The Crown of Thorns Starfish is an invasive species that feeds mostly on livin coral! Did you know starfish have no blood, no brains, and can regrow their lost legs?

How can we use this Crown of thorns starfish information to prevent the next outbreak on the great barrier reef?

What is your favorite Crown of Thorns Starfish Fact? Welcome to Animal Science TV's Animal Facts series.

timestamps:

0:00 - Crown of Thorns Starfish Fact introduction

0:18 - 10: Coral killers

1:23 - 9: Strong defenses

2:11 - 8: Natural predators

2:54 - 7: Population control efforts

4:14 - 6: External reproduction

5:36 - 5: Outbreaks and farm runoff

6:43 - 4: Starfish regeneration

7:29 - 3: No blood or brain

8:42 - Thank you Patreon!

8:55 - 2: The second largest Sea Star

9:50 - 1: Ecological benifits

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10 Cool Facts about pigs. Pigs are useful in war because of their loud squeals, pigs can play video games, and the pig nose is excellent at finding truffle mushrooms! I had fun researching all of this Pig Information.

What is your favorite Pig Fact? Welcome to the Animal Science TV Animal Facts series.

timestamps:

0:00 - Pig Fact introduction

0:16 - 10: Noise and Pigs of War

1:12 - 9: Sweating like a pig

2:19 - 8: Pig runts and teeth

3:20 - 7: Pig domestication and piggy banks

4:20 - 6: Pigs are great swimmers

4:52 - 5: Pigs intelligence and video games

5:59 - 4: Pig snouts and truffle mushrooms

7:07 - Thank you Patreon!

7:21 - 3: Pigs are the most eaten animal

8:19 - 2: The year of the pig

9:03 - 1: Pig diversity and range (Hogzilla)

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10 Cool facts about Mantis Shrimp. Mantis shrimp have the fastest punch in the animal kingdom. These predators are found world wide, and are either smashers or spearers. I think the most impressive facts have to do with their unique trinocular vision.

Welcome to Animal Science TV.

timestamps:

0:00 - Sloth Facts Introduction

0:18 - 10: Smashers and Spearers

0:52 - 9: Fastest punch

2:17 - 8: Deadly carnivores

3:35 - 7: Not Shrimp or Mantis

4:15 - 6: Trinocular vision

6:16 - 5: Monogamy

6:56 - 4: Audio and visual communications

8:17 - Subscribers, thank you!

8:35 - 3: Biomimicry research

9:27 - 2: Habitat and range

10:06 - 1: Predators and threats

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10 Cool facts about Sloths. Sloths have the slowest metabolism of all mammals, and have adapted so many cool strategies to survive in "low battery mode". All of these sloth facts have something to do with saving calories. Being slow is a great survival tactic.

What is your favorite sloth fact?

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timestamps:

0:00 - Sloth Facts Introduction

0:14 - 10: Low battery mode

0:59 - 9: Giant ground sloths

2:16 - 8: Upside down world

3:12 - 7: A huge gut

4:24 - 6: Well potty trained

5:21 - Bonus: Rod monochromacy

6:27 - 5: Sloths float

7:17 - 4: Temperature fluctuations

8:23 - 3: Good at falling

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9:15 - 2: Biological camouflage

10:36 - 1: Lifespan and conservation

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10 Cool facts about King Crabs. Red King crabs are native to the northern pacific, but they are an invasive species in Norway. I think the coolest facts about Alaskan King Crabs are their migration, limb regeneration, and life cycle.

Here, the King Crab is explained in great detail. This video contains everything you need to know. There are 3 main species of King Crabs in Alaska, but We focus mainly on the Red King Crab. Ocean acidification caused by climate change is a bigger threat to King Crabs than overfishing.

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0:00 - King Crab Facts Introduction

0:23 - 10: Not true crabs

1:44 - 9: Decapods

3:27 - 8: Aggregation pods

4:28 - 7: Molting and regeneration

6:05 - 6: Russian invasion

8:06 - 5: Life Cycle

10:16 - 4: Migration and diet

12:19 - 3: Conservation and price

15:16 - Patreons: Thank you!

15:52 - 2: Natural predators

16:54 - 1: Ocean acidification

19:38 - Support Animal Science TV

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