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The eyes are the windows to the soul! 

It's quite bizarre-looking through all these animal and insect eyes and discovering how vastly different they are from one another. It's just mind-boggling to think there are so many different eye colors, shapes, uses, it's just too much to think about! 

Here is a huge list of numerous animals/insects and a close-up of what their eye looks like and what "special features" it may have. 

A majority of these incredible shots are taken by the incredibly talented photographer Suren Manvelyan! Check more of his amazing work here! 

This is neat! We've never given much thought as to what "sounds" languages around the world would give certain animals. 

Not to sound naive but we definitely thought "meow" was universal for the sound a cat makes... turns out, not so much. 

Creator of this super interesting and well-drawn graphics is freelance illustrator James Chapman. You can follow his Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook and/or Twitter to be kept up-to-date with these fanasinating graphics! Did you know, in English, we say dogs go "Woof," but in Romanian they go "Ham Ham?"

Just something to think about. 

Hey, cat lovers! This cat-loving Facebook page, OMG Meow, has recently shared these lovely 50 different cat breeds, along with their origins and physical descriptors! 

How many of them did you already know? Not going to lie, there's a few on this list that we've never really heard of! 

The more you know! 

I mean, corgis do seem like noble worthy steeds! 

Not only are these animal facts interesting -- they are heckin' precious! 

Fairies riding corgis to get around? Come on, don't think it can get much cuter than that! 

With over 13,000 retweets and 43,000 likes over the span of a few days, Twitter is having a mini-meltdown due to this mind-boggling optical illusion of a photo, posted by Twitter user @dancingfool75.

What do you see when first seeing the pic? Many users claimed to see some sort of evil horse-pig hybrid monster. Others saw a deformed or possessed goat.

We're not going to lie, took us awhile to figure out what it was we were staring at. 

Thankfully, someone shared the answer with users. 

It has come to the worlds attention that coyotes and badgers are often in some sort of partnership when it comes to hunting. 

It's a pretty rare phenomenon to see two different species of predators working together to get their next meal. 

According to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, "Studies have shown that this unusual relationship is beneficial for both species. The coyote can chase down prey if it runs and the badger can dig after prey if it heads underground into its burrow systems."

Who knew?! Pretty amazing to see these two work together! And thanks to the Peninsula Open Space Trust, a recent video of the duo, on the hunt, has come out. 

Twitter user, Russ McSpadden, shared the video and sparked a thread about this wholesome friendship that users have come to love. 

41 Strange, a Twitter account thats run by authors who share weird photos from about the web, tweeted an image of a penguin standing beside a sketeal version of itself. Well, one Twitter user, @vdeIrossi, was confused by the image writing that they needed "a minute to process" the fact that a majority of a penguins skeleton is mostly neck.

Soon after sharing the initial shock, other Twitter users began to comment their surprise and confusion, as well. 

Now we know, penguins are 98% neck and 2% wobble -- you learn something new everyday! 

If you were a kid in the late 80s/early 90s, you already know who these classic characters are. 

The Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner show, was a classic installment on the hit show Looney Tunes. 

And if you know the cartoon, you know that the Road Runner is Wile E. Coyote's arch nemesis. Chuck Jones, creator of iconic characters such as Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, Wile E. Coyote and Road Runner, came up with 9 golden rules that make and keep the integrity of the show.

It was first revealed at an exhibit at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York.

Story via CinemaBlend

Don't tell Indiana Jones that people are willingly having snakes put on them for "relaxation".

When you think of a soothing spa massage, we definitely don't think 'snakes' in any sense of the word. However, an Israeli beauty spa offers customers exactly that, and pay $80 an hour for it. 

Of course, the snakes are non-venomous. Apparently, such a massage is really common in Indonesia. the spa lets these colorful snakes crawl all over the body, including your spine, back, face, arms, and legs.

Ada Barak, the owner of the unique spa called Carnivorous Plant Farm, in Northern Israel, explains that most clients are initially skeptical about this massage, but everything changes after the first one.

What do you think? Would it be something you'd try out? 

There's probably no animal out there that has such a pure and loving heart as dogs do. 

Sure, there's animals out there with a larger heart physically -- but figuratively? We don't think so. 

Here are 20 doggo facts that'll have your head titling to one side: