The animal kingdom is mysterious and wonderful. Sometimes animals literally mimic us in something or behave as if they’ve learned from us. The more we observe our little brothers, the more amazed we are at how amusing nature can be.
Nature offers a plethora of facts proving that animals are the most sincere and interesting creatures on our planet. Sometimes you’re just left wondering how such things are even possible. AdmiGram.com is genuinely amazed by these cute coincidences that can’t help but bring a smile to your face. Scroll down and a couple of minutes of fun and good mood are guaranteed!
How animals are like us: funny facts
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Sea otters hold hands while sleeping to prevent drifting apart.
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Adult squirrels can develop real memory lapses. Forgetting where they hid their acorns, squirrels give rise to hundreds of new oak trees each year.
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When puppies play, the male puppy often yields and lets his female counterpart win, even if he has a physical advantage.
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Calves, when young, often make themselves a real friend with whom they spend most of their adult lives.
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At birth, a dolphin mother gives her calf a unique name through pulse-tone signals. It’s like a passport in the world of dolphins.
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Atlantic puffins not only choose a partner for life but also build themselves a real home and even arrange a toilet nearby.
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Japanese macaques play snowballs with each other when bored. And when they take a bath in a hot spring, they carefully wash each other’s backs.
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Seahorses also choose a partner for life. And when they move, they hold onto each other’s tails so as not to get lost.
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Ravens can tease each other. In front of other ravens, they pretend to hide food, then secretly watch and chuckle at those trying to find the ‘hidden treasure.’
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Pigs are the only animals that engage in ‘love’ for pleasure.
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