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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

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Snow Leopard
^{16:43 | February 7th, 2018}

On this episode, we talk about the snow leopard, thanks to a suggestion from the Peace Out podcast. The snow leopard is a beautiful, solitary animal that has learned a lot of ways to adapt to the cold. It can also jump way longer than we can—we tried! We also introduce the Creature Quiz. Submit your answers to us at coolfactsaboutanimals@gmail.com and get a sticker!

Meet Sandy, the left-handed mutant snail
^{00:10:52 | February 6th, 2018}

For humans, being left-handed or right-handed can definitely affect the way we experience life. Usually, that mismatch is just a minor nuisance — but sometimes, sidedness can change the future of an entire species, as is the case for Sandy.

Naked Mole Rat
^{12:55 | February 5th, 2018}

What animal never ages, might have the cure to cancer, and acts like an ant despite being a mammal? The naked mole rat! This is one of the coolest animals we’ve done so far. Check it out! And join us in our celebration of Animal Day on February 10! Post pictures of the animals you see to our Facebook (@coolfactsaboutanimals) or Twitter (@coolanimalspod)feeds. Suggestions for animals? Questions? Comments? Email us at coolfactsaboutanimals@gmail.com

Blue Sharks
^{12:25 | February 3rd, 2018}

The blue shark is built like a super skinny airplane, can have an amazing amount of babies at a time, and has booger-like stuff in its pores. What’s not cool about that? Thanks to Sawyer for this listener request! We’re running low on listener suggestions! Luckily have about 6003 suggestions of our own, but we like yours better! Send them our way! Thanks to all our listeners, and for the lovely reception our podcast has received this past week. If you haven’t yet, please rate and review us, and subscribe so you can get the latest episodes as soon as they drop. Facebook: @coolfactsaboutanimals Twitter: @coolanimalspod Website: coolfactsaboutanimalspodcast.wordpress.com

How Do Fish See? How Do Fish Sleep? How Do Fish Breathe?
^{22:07 | Episode: 57 | February 2nd, 2018}

How did the first fish get into the ocean? How do fish breathe under water? If you put a fish’s head underwater, but not its tail, would it survive? How do fish get diseases? How do fish see underwater without googles? Why do fish swim when they are asleep? Do fish drink water? Do fish have ears? How are fish born? But Why visits the New England Aquarium in Boston to get answers to those and other questions kids have sent us about fish.

African Wild Dog
^{09:35 | February 1st, 2018}

On this episode of Cool Facts About Animals, we get to our next listener request: the African Wild Dog (thanks Ingram!). These dogs are so neat – they are very social, they vote by doing something super weird, and they sometimes kidnap their pups. Yup, it’s a cool one. Thanks for the suggestion, Ingram! If you have a suggestion, email us at coolfactsaboutanimals@gmail.com Find us on twitter: @coolanimalspod Facebook: @coolfactsaboutanimals And of course, don’t forget to rate/subscribe/review us on iTunes!

Dolphins vs. Octopuses: Showdown in the sea!
^{00:54:36 | January 30th, 2018}

Two of our planet’s most amazing animals go head to head in our latest debate.

Beaver
^{15:48 | January 29th, 2018}

On this episode of Cool Facts About Animals, the kids and I share lots of cool information about the beaver. Just a few of the things we learned–they have a “mud room” in their “lodge,” along with a mini-fridge (nice man cave!), their teeth never stop growing–nor do their bodies, and they can keep water from getting into their ears and noses. There’s lots more fun facts about the beaver in this episode. Check it out! Please rate and review us on iTunes. We really appreciate it! You can find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/coolfactaboutanimals/ On Twitter: https://twitter.com/coolanimalspod On the web: https://coolfactsaboutanimalspodcast.wordpress.com And email us at coolfactsaboutanimals@gmail.com

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There are 2633 episodes in the Fact topic.

Snow Leopard 16:43 | February 7th, 2018

Meet Sandy, the left-handed mutant snail 00:10:52 | February 6th, 2018

Naked Mole Rat 12:55 | February 5th, 2018

Blue Sharks 12:25 | February 3rd, 2018

How Do Fish See? How Do Fish Sleep? How Do Fish Breathe? 22:07 | Episode: 57 | February 2nd, 2018

African Wild Dog 09:35 | February 1st, 2018

Dolphins vs. Octopuses: Showdown in the sea! 00:54:36 | January 30th, 2018

Beaver 15:48 | January 29th, 2018