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Sweet otters -

Otters intertwine their paws as they nap to ensure they stay close and don't float apart.

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Differing dolphins -

Dolphins have different names to identify each other.

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Awesome! -

Initially, Facebook developers considered naming the "Like" button the "Awesome" button.

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Best friends -

Cows select a best buddy, and then dedicate the majority of their time to each other.

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Pricklish -

A group of hedgehogs is called a prickle.

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Ticklish -

Rats and mice are ticklish creatures, and they even emit sounds akin to laughter when tickled.

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Fluffy creatures -

A group of bunnies is called a fluffle!

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Human instinct -

Blind individuals smile when they experience joy, even though they may have never visually witnessed a smile, as it's an inherent human instinct.

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Corgi cat -

Introducing the munchkin cat. Enjoy!

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Bad memory, good for the environment -

Squirrels frequently misplace the locations of their buried nuts, leading to the unintended growth of numerous new trees each year.

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Selfie buddies -

In Rottnest Island, Australia, you can spend time with native quokkas, known for their everlasting cheerful expression, making them the perfect companions for adorable selfies.

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Tastes like butter? -

Butterflies possess the ability to taste using their tiny feet because that's where their taste receptors are located.

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Jedi fans -

During the 2011 census in the Czech Republic, over 15,000 individuals declared they followed the "Jedi" religion.

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Nose prints -

Just like human fingerprints, dogs' nose prints are never the same.

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Revitalize -

Viagra has the surprising ability to extend the lifespan of freshly cut flowers by up to a week compared to their usual duration!

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The original vs. lookalikes -

English actor Charlie Chaplin once participated in a Charlie Chaplin lookalike competition in San Francisco, and, amusingly, he didn't emerge as the winner...

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Moon writing -

NASA astronaut Gene Cernan left a lasting mark during the Apollo 17 mission by writing his daughter's initials, "TDC," on the Moon's surface. These initials endure today and are likely to remain visible for tens of thousands of years.

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Pooh on the phone -

Jim Cummings, renowned for voicing Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, dedicates his free time to making phone calls to sick children in hospitals. In Pooh's endearing voice, he offers words of courage and praise for their bravery.

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The ultimate Disney couple -

Wayne Allwine, the voice behind Mickey Mouse, and Russi Taylor, the voice of Minnie Mouse, were, in fact, married to each other in real life.

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Sir Penguin -

A penguin named Nils Olav received knighthood from a Norwegian regiment during their visit to Scotland, where the penguin lives. This made Nils Olav the first winged and black-and-white Sir in history.

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Bubbles! -

The word "bubbles" is practically impossible to say with an angry tone. Try it!

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Breathing skills -

Some aquatic species of turtles can breathe through their cloacal bursae, most commonly known as the butt!

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"Goat talk" -

Goat talk is unique and fascinating. Studies have shown that goats have accents, if you can believe it.

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Sea horse bond -

Sea horses have an extraordinary bond–they not only form lifelong partnerships, but also traverse the underwater world by grasping each other's tails.

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Rabbit show -

There's an adorable competition in Sweden called Kaninhoppning—rabbit show jumping!

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Pig Beach -

A Bahamian island is home to charming wild pigs that tourists and locals can swim and interact with. These pigs enjoy taking refreshing dips, and have become comfortable even lounging on boats.

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Love hormone -

Embracing or cuddling assists in accelerating wound healing thanks to the secretion of oxytocin, often referred to as the "love hormone."

See also: Why people are attracted to you, according to your zodiac sign

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