Stick Your Tongue Out Day
Interesting facts about tongues:
- A chameleon's tongue is twice the length of its body.
- A giraffe can clean its ears with its 21-inch tongue.
- A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out.
- A pig's tongue contains 15 000 taste buds. The human tongue has 9000 taste buds.
- The anteater's tongue can stretch to the height of a two-year old child.
- The archerfish uses its tongue like a squirt gun to shoot down its prey.
- The gecko swipes its tongue back and forth like windshield wipers to clean its eyes.
- A blue whale's tongue is the same size and weight as a full-grown African elephant.
- The emperor moth starts life with a large tongue, but the time it has reached maturity, its tongue has shrunk away to nothing. Unable to feed, the moth eventually dies of starvation.
Worth waiting for, wasn't it?
:P
9 Comments:
okay... that was really cool... where do find such fountains of amazing information come from??? no, i am not being sarcastic... i love this type of stuff... ya never know when a tongue question will come up during trivial pursuit...
I've always tried to touch my nose with my tongue but I can never do it. And if you look at the way tongue it spelled for a really long time it starts to look weird...
That was very interesting....I always thought it was spelt "tounge." Great job Cassidy, you are brilliant.
I thought it was TOO!!! I typed it but then I looked up @ the comment above mine and I saw it was spelled that way. I guess we can we genious's together.
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Well thank you for that masterful insight.
I wonder if you would research why sticking out your tonge is considered a negative thing. I enjoy tongez. Tonguees help me talk and tungues help me taste. Tuhngz rule!!!!!!!
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