The toucan's beak

The pelican's beak

The sword-billed hummingbird's beak

Flamingo's beak

The Kangaroo

The Koala

The Greater Bilby

The Spot-tailed Quoll

Tigers cannot see with their whiskers. They can see with their eyes.

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Tiger's whiskers go deep into the skin and they are connected to its nervous system.

Tiger's whiskers are bioluminescent and they glow in the darkness. So, when it gets dark, its whiskers detect it and they switch on automatically.

Because they are fed up with the same feathers over the year.

Because their feathers wear out over a year from flying, rubbing against other things, parasites and heat

Because they want to mate other birds

The box jellyfish, the inland taipan snake, the blue ringed octopus, the Irukandji jellyfish and the cone snail

The tarantula, the scorpion, the Gila monster, the duck-billed platypus and the Mexican beaded lizard

The Catfish, the King brown snake, the Brown recluse, the Blue-spotted stingray, the Eastern diamondback rattlesnake