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While they're at it, they tend to close their ears and nostrils to keep the insects out. National Geographic

Here’s looking at chew 🍃🦒 Giraffes use their 18-inch tongues to snag leaves from high branches, and given their size, it takes a lot to give them enough fuel for the day. They can eat up to 34kg in just 24 hours! Natio…

It takes four days for a larva to hatch—then it feasts for two weeks National Geographic

A giant phantom jelly spotted 990 meters (3,250 feet) beneath the surface in Monterey Bay. These deep sea jellyfish can grow to 10 meters (33 feet) in length with a bell up to one meter (3.3 feet) across. National Geogra…

Six month old pandas eat a snack at the Djiangyan Panda base in Sichuan Province, China National Geographic