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Every sheep has a different face, and flockmates can recognize each other, even from photographs and even if they''ve been separated for years.
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Alaskan buffalo have been observed charging down hills and sliding across icy ponds, bellowing with delight, and then climbing back up the hill to do it again.
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Opossums, who are marsupials, are great at insect control; a neighborhood with opossums is less buggy than one without.
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The leader of a flock of sheep is usually the oldest and wisest sheep, not the biggest or strongest.
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When truly content, rabbits will softly grind their molars in a way that makes them sound like a cats purring.
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