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Here’s this week’s episode of Animal Fact Files - all about llamas! Did you know that there are no wild llamas? Check out the video to learn more!

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Vampire Squid facts they're not squids at all! Animal Fact Files from Andrew Lim Mao Tung on Vimeo.

On this episode of Animal Fact Files discover the bloodsucking demons of the depths (they don't actually suck blood...).You can learn more on:Twitter - twitter.com/animalfactfilesFacebook - facebook.com/animalfactfiles/

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On this episode of Animal Fact Files discover some stinging insects that are really just misunderstood.

Check out our collaboration with Midnight Marinara: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCL5h... Tell us in the comments which animal you would like to see featured on an episode of Animal Fact Files! You can learn more on: Twitter - https://twitter.com/animalfactfiles Facebook - https://twitter.com/animalfactfiles We always do what we can to be as accurate as possible but we're only human; if you catch a mistake please let us know and provide a link for verification!

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Katydid facts called bush crickets but that's confusing! Animal Fact Files from Andrew Lim Mao Tung on Vimeo.

Katydids are a large group of insects with more than 6,000 recognized species. They may sometimes be referred to as "bush crickets" or "long horned grasshoppers" but this can be confusing since they're not closely related to either! Katydids are found throughout the world in temperate and tropical climates. Most have short lifespans that complete within a year's time, but some may live longer! Katydids are most often the insects that create the loud symphony of the night.Scientific Name: Family - TettigoniidaeRange: All continentes expect AntarcticaSize: 0.2 to more than 9 inches (5mm - 23cm)Diet: host plants or other insectsLifespan: typically 1 year (some live longer)Support the channel on Patreon:patreon.com/animalfactfilesYou can learn more on:Twitter - twitter.com/animalfactfilesFacebook - facebook.com/animalfactfiles

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Steelblue Ladybird facts shiny ladybugs, or lady beetles, whatever you say Animal Fact Files from Andrew Lim Mao Tung on Vimeo.

On this episode of Animal Fact Files discover some beetles with a shining exterior and a hungry appetite.You can learn more on:Twitter - twitter.com/animalfactfilesFacebook - facebook.com/animalfactfiles/

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Osprey facts they have long legs for a reason Animal Fact Files from Andrew Lim Mao Tung on Vimeo.

On this episode of Animal Fact Files discover a raptor that loves fish and occurs almost everywhere in the world!You can learn more on:Twitter - twitter.com/animalfactfilesFacebook - facebook.com/animalfactfiles

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Sturgeon facts an anadromous fish Animal Fact Files from Andrew Lim Mao Tung on Vimeo.

Sturgeon are mostly freshwater fish inhabiting lakes and large rivers, however these anadromous fish may spend part of their lives in saltwater, too! Some sturgeon species live in brackish to saltwater estuaries during most of the year but then make their way to freshwater lakes in order to spawn. There are somewhere around 30 living sturgeon species and these fish can reach gargantuan sizes! They have mostly cartilaginous skeletons, like sharks, and their bodies are protected by strong bony scutes which keep their predators to a minimum. Still, humans present quite a threat to sturgeons.Scientific Name: Family - AcipenseridaeRange: throughout the northern hemisphereSize: up to 13 feet (4m) though some reports claim double this at maximum lengthDiet: fish, gastropods, crustaceans, etc.Lifespan: average of 30 years but some believed to double thisSupport the channel on Patreon:patreon.com/animalfactfilesYou can learn more on:Twitter - twitter.com/animalfactfilesFacebook - facebook.com/animalfactfiles

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Sea nettle jellyfish are classified into the Chrysaora genus. This genus is named after Medusa's son, Chrysaor, from Greek mythology. He worn golden armor! We're talking about sea nettle jellyfish tomorrow on the Animal Fact Files channel. Make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss the episode! https://www.youtube.com/animalfactfiles - Most earthworms in North America are invasive species. Other species that don't belong are also spread through spilled or unused fishing bait. Still, they're b.a. - #inktober #inktober2019 #inktoberday3 #jellyfish #jellyfishart #earthworm #earthwormart #worm #wormart #seanettle #seanettlejellyfish #art #lineart #drawing #illustration https://www.instagram.com/p/B3LIJRPDEgu/?igshid=hgme37leb3uj