Anti Freeze for Blood.

[tierk]

For all the dinosaur lovers, seems that Wolly Mammoths had anti freeze in there blood, how cool is that?!??

Woolly mammoths evolved 'anti-freeze blood' - Science, News - The Independent

Though technically they are not really dinosaurs.

 

[CorNokZ]

Something that no fish in today's world has

Cool animal tho.. Wish they recreate it in my life time

 

[tierk]

Cool animal tho.. Wish they recreate it in my life time

Aye its one of the few extinct creatures i would love to see running about in the wild today.

 

[Laddey]

Blue Whale > Woolly mammoth

 

[CorNokZ]

A blue whale's tongue weighs as much as an elephant

Shit is huuuuuge!

 

[Laddey]

A blue whale's tongue weighs as much as an elephant

Shit is huuuuuge!

A baby blue whale gains 90+ kg's every day for 1 year. It's the biggest animal in the world, ever!

 

[CorNokZ]

98% cream anyone?

 

[Thorwyn]

If you hit a blue whale´s tail with a hammer, it takes up to 20 minutes for the pain to travel to the whale´s brain. Therefor, it´s ok to harpoon a whale. He´s dead before he even realizes that he´s been attacked.

A blue whale´s bladder, filled with air, is as large as a medium sized captive balloon. As a result, a blue whale only has to pee once in a week.

The eyeball of a (grown up) blue whale is approximately as large as a bowling ball and weighs up to 15 kilograms. The eyeballs are the heaviest part of the blue whale´s head and they´re responsible that a blue whale always goes down head first when he dies.

Blue whales are living in complex social structures. They communicate via their voices and their swimming motions. They have a vocabulary of up to 50 words, although up to 20 of them are variations of "water".

...true story

 

[Laddey]

How do they find that stuff out about them communicating? Madness!


I wanna come back as a blue whale tbh.

 

[Ezteq]

How do they find that stuff out about them communicating?

they asked them; and the whales said approximately 50 words in response but most of them were just a variation of water.