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Giraffes clean their ears with their tongues.
True
False
Kangaroos can’t walk backwards.
False
True
Polar bears cover their black noses with a paw when they want to hide in the snow.
True
False
Sharks grow around 30,000 teeth in their lifetime.
False
True
A bird called the Egyptian plover goes inside a crocodile’s mouth to clean its teeth and then flies out safely.
True
False
Some octopuses can be poisonous.
True
False
Camels don’t sweat, so their humps are full of water.
True
False
Crocodiles can’t stick out their tongues.
True
False
The mantis shrimp has a special front arm that can heat surrounding water up to 4,700 ℃ (8,500 ℉).
False
True
Rats clean themselves frequently. They even wash their faces with water.
False
True
Hippos sweat a red-pink version of blood.
False
True
The giant Goliath bird-eater spider can cover the head of a man.
True
False
