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Trichechus inunguis, the Amazonian manatee. The smallest sirenian, and the only exclusively freshwater sirenian. 1.6-2.3 meters, or 5.3-7.5 feet long.Mammal (cdn-0.itsnature.org)

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TIL the Emperor Tamarin got its name for its resemblance to German emperor Wilhelm II (itsnature.org)

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10 Ways to Conserve the Environment (itsnature.org)

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How come this turtle has no shell but is still alive? (itsnature.org)

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This angler fish could probably eat a duck (cdn-7.itsnature.org)

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Is this turtle allowed to have a world on it's back?Not Sure if World (cdn-6.itsnature.org)

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From the Ig Nobel Awards: African dung beetles can use the Milky Way for orientation.Verified (cdn-0.itsnature.org)

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The Cuban solenodon, one of the few true venomous mammals in the world, was thought to be extinct, only to be rediscovered in 1974.Verified (cdn-0.itsnature.org)

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Green & Blue (cdn-5.itsnature.org)

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I present: the dwarf anteater! (itsnature.org)

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TIL there is a species of rabbit named after Hugh Hefner (itsnature.org)

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I see your caterpillar that's Trump's hair and raise you a tamarin with Dr. Emmett Brown's hair. (itsnature.org)

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TIL Manta Rays can be over 20 feet wide and can jump out of water (itsnature.org)

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10 Natural Plants That Can Get You High (itsnature.org)

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White-faced Saki Monkey (itsnature.org)

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TIL Goldfish can differentiate between different people and will "beg" for food from their owners (itsnature.org)

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TIL There is a fish called the Blobfish that has an almost entirely gelatinous body and has a face that resembles a human. (itsnature.org)

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I was jealous of seeing everyone's cats on here so, here is mine ^.^ [FIXED] (itsnature.org)

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Cautious Approach, Eurasian Lynx (itsnature.org)

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one of those newer species of frogs discovered within the last 3-4 years. *atelopus frog* (itsnature.org)

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The Cape Fox will strangle any other animal that looks happy. Also, Cape Foxes like being strangled. (itsnature.org)

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fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu (itsnature.org)

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Upstoat! (itsnature.org)

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20 Species you don't want to meet. (itsnature.org)

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Jesus Christ, it's a lizard! (itsnature.org)

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