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82. Only 3-5% of mammals are monogamous.
The majority of mammals are not monogamous, making humans unusual.

83. Gorilla’s have been seen dismantling traps set by poachers.
Poaching is a big problem for gorillas, but young gorillas have learnt how to trap and dismantle snares. 33

84. The earliest found depictions of dogs come from 8,000 years ago.
Dogs have been human-kinds best friend for a long time, with a carving in a rock face in Saudi Arabia showing a man hunting with 13 dogs. Two of them even have leads!

79. Cuckoo birds hide their eggs in the nests of other species.
The other bird species then raises the cuckoo chick as if it were its own, and the cuckoo mother doesn’t have to do any of the work.

80. Elephants mourn their dead.
Elephants will return to the place where family members died and stand in silence over the bones, sometimes bowing their heads.

85. Cat’s were domesticated 9,500 years ago in Ancient Egypt.
They were worshiped in Ancient Egypt and some historians report that it was illegal to kill a cat.

86. Emperor penguins are the world’s biggest penguins, and they trek 50–120 km (31–75 m) across the Antarctic to reach breeding colonies.
The impressive emperor penguins reach 100 cm (39 in) in length and weigh 22 to 45 kg (49 to 99 lb). They breed during winter, when they emerge from their more natural habitat in the ocean to trek long distances over treacherous ice.

74. The patu digua is thought to be this smallest spider in the world at just 0.37 mm.
This Colombian spider is about one fifth the size of the head of a pin.

75. Vampire bats share blood with their friends.
Vampire bats need to eat blood at least every 48 hours to survive. Bats will share blood after a good meal with another bat that’s fed them in the past

50. The Alpine Swift is able to stay airborne for over 6 months without touching down.
It holds the world record for the longest recorded uninterrupted flight by a bird, at over 200 days in the air as it hunted flying insects on its wintering range in the skies over West Africa. 17

51. The Edible Dormouse (Glis glis) is able to hibernate the longest – up to 11-months of the year when food availability is low.
To be able to pull of this feat, they double or even triple their body weight before hibernation. During hibernation they are able to reduce their metabolic rate and the animal may stop breathing for periods of up to an hour at a time

48. A tigers rear legs are so powerful, that they have been found remaining to stand even after death.
Tigers have been witnessed to have been shot, bled out, and died – and remained standing throughout.

49. A Rhinoceros‘s horns are made of ‘keratin’, the same type of protein that makes up hair and fingernails.
Some species of Rhinos have two horns, while others just have a single horn.

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ТЕСТО "КАК ПУХ" ДЛЯ ЛЮБОЙ ВЫПЕЧКИ

Ингредиенты:
1 стакан - кефира,
0.5 стакана - растительного масла,
1 пакетик (11 граммов) сухих дрожжей,
1 ч.- ложка соли,
1 ст. ложка - сахара,
3 стакана- муки

Приготовление:

Кефир смешать с маслом и немного подогреть, добавить соль и сахар,муку просеять и смешать с дрожжами, влить постепенно кефирную смесь и замесить тесто, накрыть и поставить в тепло на 30 минут. Пока тесто будет подходить, можно приготовить начинку. Противень застелить промасленной бумагой, сформовать пирожки, укладывать на противень швом вверх. Пока нагревается духовка. дать им немного расстояться (минут 10), затем смазать пирожки яйцом.

Выпекать при температуре 180-200 градусов до золотистого цвета.

Из этого теста можно печь абсолютно все: пиццу, пирожки, булочки (в тесто можно добавить ваниль, чуть больше сахара и немного растопленного маргарина).
Тесто всегда получается.
Если вам покажется что за 30 минут оно подошло не очень сильно не расстраивайтесь, так и должно быть, это тесто поднимается при выпечки .Приятного аппетита!