Lucky Wheel V: The Next Revolution
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Fact Lab
Otters enjoy playing and hunting with stones, and they undeniably possess a favorite stone, which they tuck under their arm into a fold of skin. This is as endearing as the fact that otter mothers knot seaweed onto their offspring.
The name for the skull and crossbones maritime flag is “Jolly Roger.” A number of prominent pirate captains used it during the 1710s. The origin of the name is unclear, but it could refer to “Old Roger”, a humorous name for the devil.
Snails can enter hibernation mode under specific circumstances, usually during extremely warm weather, and remain there for up to three years if needed. They secrete mucus to keep themselves moisturized during this period to protect themselves from the hot, dry conditions.