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24 September 2020 19:30

​​Diamonds form about 100 miles below ground and have been carried to the earth’s surface by deep volcanic eruptions.

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18 September 2020 19:30

​​The footprints on the moon will stay there for the next 100 million years.

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17 September 2020 19:30

​​Omo is a rare white giraffe found in Tanzania.

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11 September 2020 19:30

​​The average lifespan of an elephant is from 50 to 70 years. Male African elephants can reach 3m tall and weigh between 4,000 -7,500kg. Asian elephants are slightly smaller, reaching 2.7m tall and weighing 3,000– 6,000kg.

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11 September 2020 12:30

​​The pattern of wrinkles on a gorilla’s nose is unique to each one and is known as a ‘nose print’. Conservation workers use photos and sketches of gorillas’ noses to keep track of individuals.

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08 September 2020 16:31

​​Africa is home to world's largest and longest living animals that is the African elephant and giraffe

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07 September 2020 19:30

​​The first use of diamonds dates back to 6,000 years in India, when they were only found in the alluvial deposits in Guntur and Krishna district. They weren't found in Brazil till 1725.

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06 September 2020 19:24

​​​​The Australian capital city of Canberra was built specifically as the capital due to Sydney and Melbourne both vying to be named the capital city of Australia

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04 September 2020 19:30

​​There are a total of five different kinds of rhinos. And while you may think of them wandering through Africa, they’re also found throughout Asia. The types are the Black rhino and the White rhino—they live in Africa—and the Sumatran, Javan, and Indian (or greater one-horned) rhino—they live in the tropical forests and swamps of Asia.

Factamazo

03 September 2020 16:30

​​The London Underground escalators travel the distance of the circumference of the earth each week!

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24 September 2020 16:30

​​An elephant's trunk weighs 400 pounds, but it can pick up things as small as a single grain of rice.

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18 September 2020 16:30

​​Only 1% of our planet’s water supply can be used. 97% is ocean water and 2% is frozen solid in the Arctic, for now.

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17 September 2020 16:30

​​A chameleon’s tongue is at least as long as its body, but it can grab prey in a fraction of a second.

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11 September 2020 16:30

​​There are no male or female earthworms. All earthworms have both male and female parts – but it still takes two of them to reproduce.

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08 September 2020 19:30

​​US purchased Alaska from Russia for just 7.2 million US $.

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08 September 2020 12:30

​​A human skull is composed of 29 different bones.

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07 September 2020 18:30

​​A giraffe has seven bones in its neck, which is the same as a human has, but they are much larger.

Factamazo

06 September 2020 19:13

​​​​The most talkative bird in the world is the African Gray Parrot. One parrot could say over 800 words. Most species of parrots can learn only 50.

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04 September 2020 16:30

​​Owls can’t move their eyeballs

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03 September 2020 12:30

​​The Andean condor is the largest of all the vulture species, spreading a wingspan of almost 3.5 metres across! Weighing up to 15 kilograms, the Andean condor uses air currents and thermal air currents (depending on their location) to help keep their heavy bodies in flight.