Goliath Beetle: Found mainly in tropical rainforests of the world, they can reach up to 4.5 inches and weigh up to 3.5 ounces!

Box Jellyfish: Also known as Sea Wasps, they are the deadliest. Its venom can kill up to 60 adults and you have from 30 sec to 4 min to get help or die!

Rhinoceros Beetles: Strongest creature on Earth. Don't let size fool you, they can lift 850 times their body weight, which is same as a man carrying 76 family cars!

Giant Squid: Elusive Behemoths. They are the largest of all mollusks, reaching lengths at 60 feet yet nobody has ever captured one alive.

- Starnose Moles use touch receptors to see the world instead of sight.

- Pigs have the highest taste buds than any other animal.

- The Tasmanian Devil got its name from European sailors who settled in the island of Tasmania, Australia. They were afraid of their demonic cries and noises.

- Humpback whales use singing as means of communication. Their sounds could be heard from miles away and they are known to have different dialects among pods.

- A tiger's roar produces the lowest noise frequency, which is 18 hertz. Scientists have determined that the sound could stun or paralyze its prey and even humans temporarily. We could only hear frequencies of 20 hertz.

- Reptiles are known to live the longest amongst all animal groups. Crocodiles and turtles can live over 100 years or even more.

- How eagles hunt turtles: In certain deserted areas, the eagles' only food is turtles. Because their shell is impossible for an eagle's beak to penetrate, these birds of prey have an ingenious way to get their meal. They would soar high into the air, carrying the turtles with their talons and literally throw them from a great height so that their shell would break and shatter, leaving the soft flesh exposed.

-Blind Light Technique, done by eagles. Clever predators they are, some eagles hunt in pairs. One swoops down to catch prey while the other hides itself using sunlight as camouflage and then nab the unwary victim.

- Master of Disguise: the Mimic Octopus. They are known to impersonate several species in the ocean by changing shape, colour and behaviour at will.

- A type of lemur known as the sifaka can leap 30 meters (9 feet) from tree to tree.

- The most poisonous snake in the world is known as the Inland Taipan.

- People are more afraid of spiders than any other animal, according to scientific research. In Australia, the Funnel Web Spider is to be feared.

- Super Senses: Sharks can detect even the slightest molecule of blood and even electrical charges generated by other animals. Eagles can see their prey about a mile away.

- Dolphins use echolocation to find prey and detect objects. The high frequency clicks of sounds bounce back to their brain, allowing them to see a 3D image of objects without the use of vision.

- Polar bears can smell through three feet of ice in the Arctic to find seal pups hidden there.

- A type of fish in Asia known as the Archer Fish uses its spit to shoot and knock down prey into the water.

- Big difference among big cats: Lions are social animals who live in prides (groups), while tigers are solitary hunters.

- Electric eels in the Amazon generate up to 1,000 volts to stun their unwary prey.

- Noises that sperm whales make can literally explode your eardrums, if you go too close to the origin of the sound.

- Monkeys have been tested in laboratories more than any other animal. Scientists have conducted tests regarding brain implants, along with their IQ and testing how certain viruses affect their behaviour.

- Giant Squids are a true enigma, as no diver as ever filmed one alive. People could only ponder about their interactions with their animals. We know they exist by marks on the sperm whales' skins and their corpses washed ashore.