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Here are 15 questions that will test your knowledge better than University. Hyenas have a high-acidity digestive system capable of digesting their prey including the teeth, horns and bones. Will you know if this is true?
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Here are 15 questions that will test your knowledge better than exams. Can you answer with no mistakes?
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Elephants can absorb up to ___litres of water with their trunks in one gulp.
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Hyenas have a high-acidity digestive system capable of digesting their prey including teeth, horns and bones.
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