This sea creature turns sea water into slime to glop up the gills of other animals.
What is the hagfish?
100
This animal has a 21-inch tongue that can clean out its ear!
What is the giraffe?
100
The number of bug pieces allowed in one pound of peanut butter.
What is 150?
100
This is the amount of snot you make on an average day. (Measured in cups.)
What is half a cup?
200
This lizard will actually shoot blood from its eyes to scare predators.
What is the Texas horned toad?
200
Scientists recently mixed a spider with this animal to create stringy milk that is as strong as a spider's web.
What is the goat?
200
The number of insects we supposedly inhale in a year when we sleep.
What is 14?
200
This is the amount of snot you make when you are sick. (Measured in cups.)
What is three cups a day?
300
This marsupial doesn't just pass out, it also lets out a really gross gas to make it smell like a dead animal.
What is the opossum?
300
This sea creature pushes its stomach outside its body to eat food.
What is the starfish?
300
The number of insect pieces allowed in a box of Mac & Cheese.
What is 250?
300
If you are right handed, you sweat the most in this arm pit.
What is the left?
400
This large lizard may seem venomous but, it actually kills very large prey because of the bacteria in its mouth. The tissue around their teeth are constantly being cut and bleeding, creating a mouth full of bacteria.
What is the komodo dragon?
400
This creature will shoot vomit up to five feet at other winged animals.
What is the fulmar sea gull?
400
Last year, this is the percentage of tested popcorn bags that the government found rodent hairs inside.
What is 50%?
400
This is how far a sneeze travels.
What is 100 mph?
500
This slimy amphibian cries poisonous tears and, when scared, pokes out their spiky ribs. The ribs will poke through their skin.
What is the Spanish ribbed newt?
500
This camelid will actually spit up stomach bile to scare away enemies.
What is the llama?
500
The number of bug parts allowed in a bag of pasta.
What is 225?
500
This is the longest stretch of time that one person has sneezed every day. (Measured in days.)