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safari-images.com is implicated in the following disputes on Skeptive:

What is the fastest running insect? (view dispute report)

How many species of mammals are there? (view dispute report)

When did humans first domesticate cats? (view dispute report)

How many different species of carnivorous plant are there? (view dispute report)

Is the rhinoceros in the same family as the horse? (view dispute report)

How many species of animals have been identified? (view dispute report)

How much does the blue whale weigh at birth? (view dispute report)

How big is the largest cockroach? (view dispute report)

True or False? "The only two animals that can see behind themselves without turning their heads are the rabbit and the parrot." (view dispute report)

Have any animals been domesticated in the last 4000 years? (view dispute report)

True or False? "The cat is the only domesticated animal not mentioned in the Bible." (view dispute report)

Do only humans and dogs have prostate glands? (view dispute report)

Are mosquitoes more attracted to people who have recently eaten bananas? (view dispute report)

Was the bird turkey named after the country Turkey, or vice versa? (view dispute report)

Which can last longer without water, a rat or a camel? (view dispute report)

How many of the animal species that have ever lived are still alive today? (view dispute report)

How do flamingos get their pink color? (view dispute report)

Does camel's milk curdle? (view dispute report)

Are hummingbirds the only animals that can fly backwards? (view dispute report)

What species have sex for pleasure? (view dispute report)

True or False? "Mosquitoes are attracted to the colour blue twice as much as to any other color." (view dispute report)

How many species of animals are there? (view dispute report)

If you place a small amount of liquor on a scorpion, will it sting itself to death? (view dispute report)

Are elephants the only mammal that can't jump? (view dispute report)

Are you more likely to be killed by a champagne cork or a poisonous spider? (view dispute report)

True or False? "A snail can sleep for 3 years." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A chimpanzee can learn to recognize itself in a mirror, but monkeys can't." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Mosquitoes have been found to prefer biting people with smelly feet." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Mosquitoes prefer children to adults, and blondes to brunettes." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A bee can see the colours green, blue and ultra-violet - but red looks like black." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Today's house cats are descended from wildcats in Africa and Europe ." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A snail only mates once." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Many other animals such as sea turtles, whales, birds and fish may also use the Earth's magnetism to find their way." (view dispute report)

True or False? "The Arctic Tern's migratory route follows the Earth's lines of magnetic force." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A male moth can smell a female moth from 100 yards away." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Ants are said to never cross a chalk line." (view dispute report)

True or False? "All dogs are probably descended from an animal called Tomarctus. This animal lived approximately 15 million years ago." (view dispute report)

True or False? "According to one study, plant and animal species are becoming extinct at the rate of 17 per hour." (view dispute report)

True or False? "When a female horse and male donkey mate, the offspring is called a mule, but when a male horse and female donkey mate, the offspring is called a hinny." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Ants don't sleep." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Most lipstick contains fish scales." (view dispute report)

True or False? "A single honeybee will only produce approximately 1/12 teaspoon of honey in her lifetime." (view dispute report)

True or False? "Ants are said to never cross a chalk line" (view dispute report)