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Chimpanzees have a complex social hierarchy.

Giraffes give birth standing up, making it quite a drop for the baby.

Pelicans often travel in flocks for protection.

Horses' ears can rotate to pick up sounds from all directions.

Mammoths' large ears helped regulate their body temperature.

Chimpanzees use leaves as sponges to soak up water.

Horses' gentle eyes are often considered a window to their soul.

Pelicans' large beaks make them look rather comical.

Giraffes have a special valve in their necks to prevent blood from rushing to their heads when they bend down.

Mammoths likely communicated with each other through low-frequency sounds.

Chimpanzees are highly social and live in complex communities.

Horses can form strong bonds with humans.

Pelicans can hold several liters of water in their pouches.

Giraffes' unique gait is called "pacing."

Horses can sleep both lying down and standing up.

Pelicans have an expandable throat pouch for catching prey.

Mammoth bones have been found perfectly preserved in ice.

Mammoths' diet consisted mainly of grasses and other vegetation.

Chimpanzees communicate with a variety of sounds and gestures.

Chimpanzees' vocalizations include hoots, grunts, and screams.

Giraffes can go weeks without drinking water.

Horses often sleep standing up to stay alert.

Pelican chicks make a high-pitched begging call.

Giraffes' gentle nature makes them favorites at zoos.

Horses' strong legs allow them to run at high speeds.

Pelicans' synchronized fishing displays are mesmerizing to watch.

Mammoths were related to modern-day elephants.

Mammoths' fur could be reddish-brown or dark brown.

Chimpanzees can recognize themselves in mirrors.

Giraffes' tongues are an impressive 18-20 inches long.

Chimpanzees have a variety of facial expressions, much like humans.

Horses' tails swish back and forth to keep flies away.

Horses' sense of smell is much stronger than humans'.

Pelicans are fascinating to watch during their mating dances.

Pelicans can often be seen gliding gracefully over the waves.

Mammoths had thick fur to keep them warm in the ice age.

Mammoths' extinction is a mystery still being studied by scientists.

Giraffes' legs are longer than most humans are tall.

Chimpanzees enjoy playing in water, just like humans.

Giraffes' spots are unique, much like human fingerprints.

Chimpanzees groom each other to strengthen social bonds.

Horses communicate with subtle body language cues.

Horses' whinnies can be a sign of greeting or anxiety.

Pelicans have excellent eyesight to spot fish from above.

Mammoths are often depicted in ancient cave paintings.

Pelicans often fly in a V-formation over the water.

Imagine the sound a mammoth's footsteps would make.

Chimpanzees love to play with each other and solve puzzles.

Giraffes can run surprisingly fast despite their long legs.

Giraffes' eyelashes protect their eyes from debris.