Cows have best friends
Studies of dairy herds show cows form close bonds with particular partners and show measurable stress — higher heart rate and cortisol — when separated from them.
Studies of dairy herds show cows form close bonds with particular partners and show measurable stress — higher heart rate and cortisol — when separated from them.
Two hearts pump blood through the gills and one pumps it around the body. Their blood is blue because it uses copper-based haemocyanin instead of iron-based haemoglobin to carry oxygen.
Read the fact →With four to six tonnes to carry, an elephant always keeps at least one foot on the ground. Even at full speed its gait is a fast walk, not a run.
Read the fact →They float on their backs in groups called rafts and hold paws so they do not drift apart on the current. They also wrap themselves in kelp as an anchor.
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