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What organ contains the sun compass guiding monarch butterfly migration?
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Why did zebras evolve their distinct black-and-white stripes?
Answer: To deter biting flies
Why: Experiments show horseflies land far less frequently on striped surfaces than on solid black or white ones.
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How long can it take a sloth to digest one meal?
Answer: One month
Why: A sloth climbs down to the forest floor only about once a week, and that single toilet trip can shed up to a third of its body weight.
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How many separate brains does a medicinal leech possess?
Answer: 32
Why: The 32 are segmental ganglia: 21 sit in the midbody, four fuse at the front and seven at the tail, and each cluster can run its own segment.
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Why do wild flamingos have bright pink feathers?
Answer: Diet of shrimp and algae
Why: Chicks hatch grey, and zoo flamingos fade to pale white over successive moults unless their feed is dosed with the pigment canthaxanthin.
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In which part of its body is a shrimp's heart located?
Answer: head
Why: A shrimp's heart sits under the carapace of its fused head and thorax, and pumps copper-based hemolymph that turns blue with oxygen.
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How does a mother platypus provide milk without having nipples?
Answer: It seeps through her skin
Why: Her milk holds a protein found only in monotremes that fights bacteria, likely protecting the young that lap it off her skin in the burrow.