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The largest monkey in the world is the mandrill. Their bright red and blue facial markings give them an unforgettable appearance and are caused by blood vessels and collagen fibers. Their hands are also very humanlike, with fingernails instead of claws.

According to National Geographic, “the shock of an electric eel has been known to knock a horse off it’s feet”. This fact alone is astonishing, but it raises several pertinent questions. In what situation is an electric eel hanging out with a horse? Is the horse in water, or the eel on land? How far is the horse knocked? Why has a video never surfaced on YouTube of such a phenomenon? We don’t have the answers to these questions, so you’ll have to find it out for yourself.

In Thailand, the last Sunday of November is reserved for the Monkey Buffet Festival. At the ruins of a temple in Lopburi, visitors and locals come to see thousands of macaque monkeys devouring a fruity feast of melons, oranges, bananas, and much more.