From the archive · #18
A little curiosity.
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Prompt: This animal can exceed 240 miles per hour in a hunting dive, the fastest animal on Earth.
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Bird, fish or reptile · RECALLThis animal can exceed 240 miles per hour in a hunting dive, the fastest animal on Earth.Think it. Then flip it.
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- 01This animal can exceed 240 miles per hour in a hunting dive, the fastest animal on Earth.
- 02These giant land reptiles are native to the Pacific archipelago whose name comes from a Spanish word for saddle.
- 03Males of this largest penguin species incubate an egg on their feet through the Antarctic winter.
- 04This large predatory shark, Carcharodon carcharias, has a pale underside and triangular serrated teeth.
- 05This animal's long flat bill gives it its name, and it ranks among the fastest fish in the ocean.