Uncle Wale
More books by Uncle Wale…
“1. Kangaroos Can’t Walk Backwards
Kangaroos are built for hopping, not walking. Their long tails and muscular legs make it impossible for them to move backward efficiently. So, they can only hop forward!
2. A Group of Flamingos is Called a "Flamboyance"
The name says it all—flamingos are all about flaunting their beauty. A group of these pink birds can be referred to as a "flamboyance," reflecting their colorful and extravagant nature.
3. Sloths Can Hold Their Breath Longer Than Dolphins
Sloths are known for their slow pace, but they can hold their breath for up to 40 minutes underwater. This helps them stay hidden from predators in water, where they can easily float.
4. A Snail Can Sleep for Three Years
That’s right! Some species of snails can go into a deep hibernation-like state for up to three years when conditions aren’t right, like when food is scarce.
5. Elephants are the Only Animals That Can’t Jump
While most animals can jump to some degree, elephants are the exception. Their large size and heavy legs make jumping impossible.”
―
Kangaroos are built for hopping, not walking. Their long tails and muscular legs make it impossible for them to move backward efficiently. So, they can only hop forward!
2. A Group of Flamingos is Called a "Flamboyance"
The name says it all—flamingos are all about flaunting their beauty. A group of these pink birds can be referred to as a "flamboyance," reflecting their colorful and extravagant nature.
3. Sloths Can Hold Their Breath Longer Than Dolphins
Sloths are known for their slow pace, but they can hold their breath for up to 40 minutes underwater. This helps them stay hidden from predators in water, where they can easily float.
4. A Snail Can Sleep for Three Years
That’s right! Some species of snails can go into a deep hibernation-like state for up to three years when conditions aren’t right, like when food is scarce.
5. Elephants are the Only Animals That Can’t Jump
While most animals can jump to some degree, elephants are the exception. Their large size and heavy legs make jumping impossible.”
―
Is this you? Let us know. If not, help out and invite Uncle to Goodreads.

