which is related to giraffes and looks kind of like a zebra, has a tongue so long it can lick its own eyes and ears. The animal uses its lengthy tongue to strip leaves off of trees and into its mouth.

Now, a team of researchers is challenging this view. They cite growing evidence that fruit- and nectar-eating animals likely consume ethanol (or ethyl alcohol) on a regular basis. Ethanol is ...

"Everybody loves a warm drink," she said ... them a little bit of warmth from the food they're eating," she said. Although some of their animals come from the arctic circle, she said: "All ...

Animals who eat ethanol — which include our own primate ... are far more common than had been believed. And social drinking ...

PRESENTER:Other animals survive on a diet of plants ... Sugar is the number one cause of tooth decay in humans. Whenever we eat or drink things high in sugar, the sugar is digested by bacteria ...

Animals: They are just like us. They love to eat and drink. Mostly because it keeps them alive. Some have some pretty out-there adaptations to make this happen. For one, animal tongues can get ...