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11. another fun fact -

Sat Apr 11, 2026, 04:44 PM

Apr 11

At some of the locations preserving these rodents (mylogaulids), there were also rhinos with paired horns, side-by-side rather than front-back.

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useless natural history trivia V [View all] cab67 Apr 11 OP

Fascinating! TY for sharing! SheltieLover Apr 11 #1

An example is flamingos are pink because of their diet. Hugin Apr 11 #2

;-{}..... Goonch Apr 11 #3

THat's a Jackalope if I've ever seen one Jerry2144 Apr 11 #5

And I thought it was a horny Easter Bunny. erronis Apr 11 #6

another fun fact - cab67 Apr 11 #11

Did you take the picture of the Smithsonian mount? cab67 Apr 11 #13

I have found several blue jay feathers. efhmc Apr 11 #4

Wet the feather, Tom Dyer Apr 11 #9

Chances are... cab67 Apr 11 #10

All Perceived Colors Result From How "Light Bounces Off Them." ColoringFool Apr 11 #15

yes, but... cab67 Apr 11 #16