Top Ten Myths About Animals

All your answers are wrong here. Dogs see the colour blue better than others. So it's pretty much they see blue and everything else is dimmer and more obscure to the dog. Because yellow is opposite to blue in the light spectrum, yellow can be identified. Dogs can't decipher red and green however. - Cazaam

No, that's not true. recent studies suggest that they actually do have some color vision-but it's not as bright as a human's.

If a fish swims in a circle to get food and gets food it will swim in a circle every time it gets food so a fish ( with scientific study ) has about 3 MONTHS! Of memory - thebounty

Impossible, I once tapped a fish bowl and that fish still flares at me today

I think this rumor was probably promulgated by Penny the Elder (AD 23-79), who wrote that ostriches "imagine, when they have thrust their head and neck into a bush, that the whole of their body is concealed."

The hump is full of fatty sacks that holds water that depletes after 2 weeks - thebounty

This gets a lot of birds killed.

Actually this is quite true (not sure though. I think they're not blind, but their eyesight is very bad) - BlueFrostOfThunderClan

This is the only one I actually thought was true

It all depends on the dog. Larger dogs age more quickly.

I think this is actually true. It may be hard top believe that other animals jump, but they do! Elephants can't jump because they're too heavy! (or something, if that's not true)

I've done this a lot, but the butterflies don't die, so I think this myth is fake - BlueFrostOfThunderClan

It's actually the African wild dog that's the most successful hunter.