Animal Oddities

The Gentle Guardian

Sergeant Stubby

The Cat Who Knew

The Harrods Lion

The Zombie Cat

The Bear Who Carried Bombs

The Dog Who Walked Upright

Bobbie The Wonder Dog

Fred the Undercover Kitty

The Dog Who Asked for Cake

The Cat Three Navies Couldn't Drown

Mike the Headless Chicken

The Seal With a Maine Accent

The Elephant And Her Lab

The Dog Who Called for Help

The Whale Who Saved a Diver

Captain Cook's Tortoise

The Pig Who Sold Paintings

The Rat With a Gold Medal

The Stationmaster Cat

The Chimp Who Used Plastic Words

The Dolphin Grammar Test

The Dog Who Knew 200 Words

The Chimp Who Beats Humans

The Parrot Who Met Jane Goodall

The Dog Who Read Pictures

The Counting Chimp

The Dolphin Who Understood Grammar

Water Bird

The Horse Who Could Do Math

Koko and All Ball

The Dog Who Knew 1,022 Words

The Parrot Who Said Goodbye

Eight Brains In A Suit

The Standing Sleepers

The Shrimp That Shoots Sun

The Roof of the World

The Jellyfish That Won't Die

Tardigrades can survive in space for 10 days without protection and come back to life after being completely dehydrated for decades

Male seahorses are the only species where males get pregnant and can give birth to 2,000 babies at once

Sea otters hold hands while sleeping so they don't drift apart in ocean currents, and mothers wrap their babies in kelp like blankets.

Male anglerfish are 60 times smaller than females and survive by permanently fusing their body to the female, becoming a living sperm sac.

Wombats produce cube-shaped poop and scientists discovered they achieve this by having square-shaped intestines that compress waste into cubes.