var arrayFacts = [
"Comedian in the Sky:
The mockingbird is able to mimic a wide variety of birds to mask its presence from predators.
In fact, the mockingbird is such an excellent impressionist that you cannot distinguish between the 'real' bird call and the mockingbird's imitation.",
"Many Tongues:
Mockingbirds are known by the Latin name 'Mimus polyglottus,' which means 'mimic with many tongues.'",
"Talented Bird:
During breeding season, the mockingbird may even mimic police sirens and dogs in addition to bird song.",
"The Song That Never Ends:
Mockingbirds mate between March and August. During this time, you can hear the beautiful sounds of the mockingbird both day and night. ",
"House and Cone:
Males and female mocking birds work together to weave their cone-shaped nests out of twigs, grass, and leaves.",
"Not So Empty Nesters:
Mockingbirds lay three to five eggs at one time, which will hatch in only two weeks!
It only takes the chicks a little over 10 days to leave the nest. The mockingbirds soon lay another batch of eggs, having up to four broods per year.",
];