ANIMAL TRIVIA - TRUE OR FALSE? | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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A bird called Egyptian plover goes inside a crocodile's mouth to clean its teeth - and then flies out safely

TRUE

FALSE

Camels don't sweat, so their humps are full of water.

TRUE

FALSE

Giraffes clean their ears with their tongues.

TRUE

FALSE

Kangaroos can't walk backward.

TRUE

FALSE

Octopuses have green blood.

TRUE

FALSE

Snails don't sleep

TRUE

FALSE

Crododiles can't stick out their tongues

TRUE

FALSE

Some octopuses can be venomous

TRUE

FALSE

Rats clean themselves frequently. They ever wash their face with water

TRUE

FALSE

Polar bears cover their black noses with a paw when they want to hide in the snow.

FALSE

TRUE

Flamingos are not born pink, but black.

FALSE

TRUE

The giant Goliath bird-eater spider can cover the head of a man

TRUE

FALSE

The mantis shrimp has a special front arm that can heat sorrounding water up to 4,700 degrees celsius

TRUE

FALSE

Cockroaches have only 2 eyes.

FALSE

TRUE

Polar bears have transparent fur.

TRUE

FALSE

Koalas hibernate in winter

TRUE

FALSE

Sharks grow around 30,000 teeth in their lifetime.

FALSE

TRUE

Sloths can hold their breath longer than dolphins (up to 40 minuntes)

TRUE

FALSE

Hippos sweat a red-pink version of blood

TRUE

FALSE

Male seahorses, not females, carry the babies.

TRUE

FALSE