Interesting hamster facts

Hamsters are adorable rodents. They are often kept as pets. They are known for their small body, stubby legs, short tails, and small ears. Let’s find out interesting hamster facts to know more about this little cute creature, about hamster habitat, baby hamsters, hamster breeds, dwarf hamsters, Syrian hamsters, hamster cages, or hamster toys. Factoflife

Fact #1

Hamsters are crepuscular sleepers. This means that they won’t be awake during the day or the night but rather, during the morning and evening.

Fact #2

Hamsters are omnivores.

Fact #3

Hamsters have a lot of babies. They have been known to have about 24 babies at a time. That’s hard labor.

Fact #4

Hamsters can eat seeds, grains, grasses, and even insects.

Fact #5

Not all hamsters are small. And though some hamsters are as small as 2-4 inches, the largest ones are approximately 13 inches long.

Fact #6

There are only 5 species of hamster that are adopted as pets, pet hamster. While there are 24 species of hamster in known existence, only 5 of them are available in pet stores. The species available are Roborovski (Robo Hamsters), Campbell’s Dwarf Hamsters, Chinese Hamsters, Syrian Hamsters, and Russian Dwarf Winter White Hamsters.

Fact #7

Syrian hamsters have a high tolerance to alcohol. Syrian hamsters store fruit in their cheeks for such a long periods of time that the fruit is fermented by the time the hamster eats it.

Fact#8

Pet hamsters need big wheels to run on. If the wheel is too small, it can give the hamster back problems and even arthritis. Hamsters will refuse to use a wheel that is too small for them and can become too inactive which will cause health problems.

Fact #9

Hamsters have terrible eyes. When they are born, they can’t see at all, but even after the two weeks it takes to receive their sight it isn’t very good. Hamsters are colorblind and nearsighted.

Fact #10

Hamsters are good burrowers. Hamsters burrow into the ground for their shelter; they dig holes about a meter deep and make several rooms within their underground homes.

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Interesting and cool horse facts for kids

The horse is one of the two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. Let's find out more about this mammal through our collection of horse facts for kids to know more about horse information, hore care, horse training, breeding, horse anatomy, miniature horses, appaloosa horses. Factoflife

#1

Horses can sleep both lying down and standing up.

#2

Horses can run shortly after birth.

#3

Domestic horses have a lifespan of around 25 years.

#4

A 19th century horse named ‘Old Billy’ is said to have lived 62 years.

#5

Horses have around 205 bones in their skeleton.

#6

Horses have been domesticated for over 5000 years.

#7

Horses are herbivores (plant eaters).

#8

Horses have bigger eyes than any other mammal that lives on land.

#9

Because horse’s eyes are on the side of their head they are capable of seeing nearly 360 degrees at one time.

#10

You can generally tell the difference between a male and a female horse by their number of teeth: males have 40 while females have 36 (but honestly, most us are going to use the much “easier” way).

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Top 10 Funny Horse Pictures Of All Time

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You will see a lot of funny pictures regarding different pet animals but this is little different. See horses can be funny too. And these funny horse pictures are going to make you laugh hard. People always need reasons to brighten up their moods and these pictures will give them the reason to brighten up their day. Just like dogs, horses are also a friendly creature and people love them. - 

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Is it true that dogs are better than cat?

Do you agree the animal facts that dogs are better than cats always true. If not, see the following reason:

1. There is a reason why we refer to dogs as “man’s best friend,” and it’s because they have a special connection with us that no other animal does. They read our communication cues, look to us for direction, and feel with us (unlike their disdainful, indifferent cousin, the cat).

2. They protect things by their awesome nature, including when they are barely bigger than the teensy kittens they are defending

3. While they may occasionally rub their asses across the carpet right in front of you as though that wasn’t THE RUDEST THING THEY COULD POSSIBLY DO, they immediately regret their indiscretions and will look at you with that adorable face of “I’m sorry, please don’t stop loving me.”

4. Sometimes they want a belly rub and so they turn over as you’re walking over to them, and it’s like some magical magnet that will draw your hand to their tummy.

5. Unlike cats, who often show complete disregard for their owners until food is being taken down from a shelf, dogs will run up to you as you walk in the door because a few hours at work for you is an eternity without their best friend for them.

6. Dogs welcoming soldiers home is literally the most adorable/wonderful/beautiful thing ever. Please direct me to a cat who would ever behave like this after their owner has been at war.

7. Dogs help save endangered animals. Dogs are saving the world, one whale at a time. A black lab mix named Tucker, for example, has been trained to help scientists track killer whales by sniffing for their poop. By studying the whale feces, researchers can see how pollution is affecting certain whale populations.

8. Dogs may prevent people from developing allergies and asthma. Children exposed to "dog dust" may be at a lower risk for developing allergies and asthma later on in life, based on a study in mice. Dog dust seems to contain microbes that influences the number of immune cells in the animal's airway that respond to allergens.

9. Dogs are loyal.

10. Dogs make life worth living, even when we get old.

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