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Wild & Wacky Animals · Episode 1

The Strangest Animals on Earth

Which animals sound made up but are completely real?

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A platypus hunts with its eyes closed, sensing tiny electric signals with its bill. An axolotl can regrow a whole leg. A narwhal wears a spiral tusk that is really a giant tooth, and a leafy seadragon looks exactly like drifting seaweed.

What you'll learn

  • The platypus finds food by sensing faint electricity in the water.
  • Axolotls can regrow limbs, and scientists study how.
  • A narwhal's tusk is a tooth packed with nerve endings.
  • Kid takeaway: nature is stranger than fiction, and all of it is checkable.
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