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30 November 2015

DYK?


A garden snail would take 95 years to slide around the world. Garden snails move at a pace of ½" per second.

Polar bears can smell humans from 20 miles (32km) away.

A snail produces such a thick layer of slime that it could crawl over a razor blade without damaging itself.

Moles can dig 75' (22m) of tunnels in a day.

Each head of a rare two-headed snake can fight over food.

A Hamster is able to carry half its own body weight in food in its cheeks.

Using its antennae, a bee can locate an apple tree three miles (five km) away.

Bees cannot fly when it rains.

Net-casting spiders spin a web of thick silk which they use as a net to throw over their prey.


17 January 2013

Working with words and more





Ian Robinson • Associate Editor

Ian has compiled and edited a number of newsletters
 for differing organizations on both sides of the Atlantic.  

He currently supports fellow staff as a proof reader.

Email: ian@oxfordmediagroup.com

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