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Snails are all over the map when it comes to sleep. We’ll define them as manic. They may nap for several hours, then stay awake for sessions of 30 hours or more. On the flip side, they have crazy hibernation periods. They can snooze for periods of up to three years, a survival instinct for when they feel the need to self-preserve.
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Nine months is nothing: African elephants have the longest pregnancy of any mammal, which can last up to two years. Scientists don’t really know why it takes so long to grow an elephant, but it could have something to do with their highly developed brains—elephants have complex social relationships and cognitive skills.
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Looney Tunes made Taz a lovable cartoon character. But in real life, the devil is anything but. According to a study, it has the strongest bite on Earth. Although these animals weigh just 20 pounds on average, they can exert up to 94 pounds of pressure, for a “Bite Force Quotient” of 181. That’s nearly twice as strong as a hyena and some 60 points higher than a lion.
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While hippos spend up to 16 hours a day submerged in water, they also take to the land (and have been known to be super aggressive). And for their size, they’re super speedy. Don’t try to outrun a hippo, because you’ll lose. They grow between 2,000 and 4,000 pounds, and can run between 15 and 30 miles per hour.
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Jaguars kill their prey with one bite by piercing the neck of their prey from behind, killing it instantly. And by the way, jaguars and black jaguars are the same species; the lack of markings is due to a mutation that occurs in approximately 6 percent of the wild population.
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The Black Mamba slithers up to 12.5 miles per hour, but hopefully you can run faster. If it catches you, you have 20 minutes to find some anti-venom—or else you’re toast. The snake is responsible for an estimated 20,000 deaths each year.
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Emperor penguins live in the Arctic, arguably one of the cruelest environments, where it can get below -40 degrees Fahrenheit on the regular. They inhabit the ice and ocean that surrounds them, and have become experts at surviving. They dive up to 1,755 feet for food in water that’s well below freezing.
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Kangaroos can jump over 27 feet in one bound. They can accomplish this thanks to having small front legs and a long, strong tail that helps keep them balanced while jumping.
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What is an African wild dog? The wild dog — also sometimes called the hunting dog or African painted dog — has a colorful, patchy coat; large bat-like ears; and a bushy tail with a white tip that may serve as a flag to keep the pack in contact while hunting. No two wild dogs are marked exactly the same, making it easy to identify individuals.
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This nocturnal savanna mammal is covered in coarse, thick fur, and measures about 50 centimeters (20 inches). It has a short tail and strong hind feet that measure about 17 centimeters (4 inches). The African hare, like the closely related cape hare (or desert hare), has mobile ears that are as long if not sometimes longer than their bodies.
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What are bonobos? Our closest cousins, bonobos share 98.7 percent of our genetic makeup. They are about two-thirds the size of humans and are covered with dark hair. They are distinguished by their black faces, red lips, two or three webbed toes, a tail tuft, and parted long hair. Unlike their closest cousins, the common chimpanzees, they are not divided into subspecies.
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What are baboons? They are some of the world’s largest monkeys. There are five species of the baboon — olive, yellow, chacma, Guinea, and sacred — scattered across various habitat in Africa and Arabia. The olive baboon is the most extensively distributed of the baboon family. The baboon, like other Old World monkeys, does not have a prehensile (gripping) tail meaning their tails are not used as a hand but they are still able to climb when necessary.
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Savanna buffaloes are large, heavy cow-like animals. They vary greatly not only in size but in the shapes of their horns and their coloring. Adults are usually dark gray or black (or even look red or white if they have been wallowing in mud of that color) and the young are often reddish-brown.
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The countdown to Phaver's new season is like waiting for dawn during the festive season, knowing that with the new light comes hope, creativity, and the thrill of experiencing something fresh. Every day brings us closer to those shared experiences, surprises, and joys that season two promises, reminding us of how, just like in a festival, we can feel united by the beauty of something bigger than ourselves. It’s this shared anticipation that feeds the inner joy—growing with every passing day, making us feel alive and ready for what's to come.
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As Phaver season two approaches, there's an undeniable excitement building, much like the joy that fills the air during festival times. It’s that feeling of anticipation, the sense that something grand is just around the corner, awakening a deep inner joy that’s been quietly waiting. Just as festivals bring people together in celebration, laughter, and shared moments, the arrival of season two stirs the same emotions. It's more than just a continuation—it's a renewal of energy, a burst of happiness that echoes the way festivals light up entire communities with music, colors, and the warmth of human connection. @saska @poolboy @investorawesum @wanderer1
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KAMA or MAGA? Election polls but make it degen!
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Every successful project undergoes a period of growth and evolution. It wasn’t always what it is now, there was a time when it was less refined, less accomplished. The one constant thing in life is change, and this is especially true in any meaningful endeavour. Along the way, there are key indicators that signal a project is moving in the right direction. While it may take time, progress is inevitable. Join us in embracing the vision of @phaverapp, and together we will rise to new heights. @joonatan.eth @saska @poolboy @investorawesum @wanderer1
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@phaverapp App Update - Season 2 🚀 Main Feature: Cap on $SOCIAL average in dashboard Phairdrop S2 focuses on $SOCIAL holders. The 30-day average is capped at current $SOCIAL holdings. ⚠ Important Reminder Moving $SOCIAL out of the Phaver-connected wallet before distribution forfeits multiplier and guaranteed allocation for the season. Bug Fixes & Performance Improvements 🔥 Happy weekend and let’s keep growing! @phaverapp @saska @poolboy @joonatan.eth
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A major factor driving Phaver's success is its development team, who are not only passionate but also highly skilled in the blockchain and decentralized space. They are consistently innovating and releasing new features to improve user experience. The combination of a clear vision, user-focused tools, and a robust ecosystem makes Phaver stand out. @Joonatan @saska @chriscomrie @poolboy @phaverapp
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