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Are cats and dogs left-handed? Do polar bears put their paw over their nose to hide? More animal myths busted – ABC News
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been on a mission to bust some of the wilder and more pervasive Australian animal myths. This time, we’re bringing you an international…
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been on a mission to bust some of the wilder and more pervasive Australian animal myths.
During that time, we’ve learnt that quokkas really are terrible parents, whales definitely do get cancer, and dogs have a preference for pooing facing north.
But we’ve also learnt that Australia isn’t the only place where animal tales grow tall, and where truth can be stranger than fiction.
So for this latest installment in our animal myth-busting series, we’re going global.
Here…
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