10 STRANGE Animal Behaviours You'll See For The First Time

It’s no doubt that the animal kingdom is filled with weird stuff. We’re not talking about stuff like why cows can’t walk downstairs. We’re talking about lizards squirting blood, or parrots that eat sheep alive. These things are normal in the animal kingdom. But things really take a turn for the worse when animals start to copy humans. That’s when they get addicted to alcohol or some good ol’ tobacco.
We present to you 10 Strange Animal Behaviors You'll See for The First Time!
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Bloody Lizards
To some people, lizards are disgusting to look at. And the surprising part is if they do something they don’t like, their eyes start to bleed, literally. Well, that’s not entirely true. Usually, when a horned lizard feels threatened by some sort of predator, its last resort is to scare the predator away. But how can they do that when they’re the prey? Easy, they SHOOT blood right out of their eye sockets as their sinuses flood with it.
Obviously, this successfully scares the predator, and probably all of humanity too. This demon lizard also randomly uses this mechanism to remove foreign particles from its eyes. It actually closes off the blood supply in major veins just to direct that blood towards its head. This scary process is called auto-hemorrhaging. And it can be repeated several times in a short period. We wouldn’t be surprised if this lizard had anemia
Sea Cucumbers Fight With Guts
Sea cucumbers are pretty simple creatures. But somehow, they wanted to stand out, so evolution decided to give them the weirdest and unique defense mechanism. When they’re threatened, they quickly discharge some sticky thread right in their enemy’s face. No, not like an octopus. The discharge happens to have its own insides. Their own intestines and other organs! First shooting blood, now shooting insides.
There’s definitely a pattern here! Thankfully, the missing body parts are quickly regenerated. This process is called evisceration and is quite effective. They contract their body very tightly, enough to squeeze their intestines right out of their anus. And right after this, they become incredibly weak, obviously. In fact, they also become very soft to the touch. But this is just a transformation stage for the new collagen to form.
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