Finally Friday 😄

The best video I have seen in a long time 😂😂😂

The echidna has electroreceptors in its snout, so it can “sense” electricity and find ants or termites even underground. It is also a rare kind of mammal because it lays eggs. 🥚

Orange fur in cats is tied to a gene on the X chromosome. Male cats have just one X, so if they inherit the orange variant, they usually end up fully orange. Female cats have two X chromosomes, so they can carry both orange and black at the same time. That mix often shows up as tortoiseshell or calico patterning, with patches of orange and black together. Because of this, most orange cats are male, while most tortoiseshell and calico cats are female. 🐾

Even though a sea anemone looks like a flower, it is not a plant at all. It is a marine animal, one that sits right on the edge of what we are used to imagining

Get out 😄

🥺 In Thailand, something happened that sounds like a fairytale, but feels genuinely sweet.

A girl’s cat went missing, so she walked around the neighborhood showing his photo to local street cats, like she was asking them to pass the message along.

And the funniest part is that it worked. A few days later her fluffy buddy just came back home, as if someone really did point him in the right direction 😺

The American bullfrog is so voracious that, besides insects, it can also eat other frogs, small snakes, mice, and sometimes even baby birds. 🐸 The male also has an extremely loud “booo” call that can be heard from hundreds of meters away.

How a crab cleans its eyes 😄

Cat sounds 😺

A rare white rockfish sighting caught on video is drawing huge attention across marine communities and social media. 🐟

Reaction to lightning ⚡️

The axolotl, an aquatic amphibian, can do something humans can only dream of. It can regrow almost any damaged body part 😮

If you amputate a limb at any level, or even remove a section of the spinal cord, the tissues can regenerate cleanly and without scarring, as if the injury never happened.

Beauty ✨

In Tibet, scientists pulled a clever move. They slipped a cyber doppelgänger into a real antelope herd to study behavior without stressing the animals 🦌

They made the robo antelope so convincing that it looked and moved almost like a real one. The herd did not seem to notice anything unusual, which let researchers observe them as quietly as possible.

It is basically a hidden camera, just on legs with hooves 😅