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Hello! I'm Anna, a zoology graduate with a masters in science communication. I write about weird animals here cause I loves 'em.

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RELATED TO ELEPHANTS: this fella is a hyrax, and despite their fluffball bods they’re most closely related to - elephants, dugongs and manatees. Deal with that knowledge. 📷 Chris Goldberg . . #hyrax #oddorganisms #oddorganism #animalfacts #zoology #scicomm #dyk #weirdanimal #strangeanimal

WEIRD HEAD: the suction cup ‘scalp’ of a remora fish helps them hang onto manta rays, sharks and, one time when we were snorkelling, James’s butt 😉

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