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Which big cat is recognisable thanks to its rosette markings?

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A spider hears using tiny hairs on its legs.

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Starling murmuration facts!

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Elephant calves suck on their trunks just as human babies suck on their thumbs.

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Moon dust smells like burnt gunpowder.

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