var arrayFacts = [ "Big Beak:

The Mexican Imperial Woodpecker, the world's biggest woodpecker, is now extinct due to deforestation.

This incredible creature was 23 inches long and had bills nearly as large as their bodies!

The Mexican Imperial Woodpecker was indigenous to both Mexico and the United States.", "Different Strokes:

Male and female woodpeckers have different eating strategies. While females typically feed in mid-level branches of large trees, males favor the top branches of small trees.

In addition, while the female does not mind if other woodpeckers approach while she feeds, the male will chase away any bird (including female woodpeckers) that tries to eat in its territory.", "Peckerwoods:

A half a century ago, southern African Americans sometimes called poor white people 'peckerwoods' because they believed a poor white person could be as troublesome as a woodpecker bird.", "Variety is the Spice of Life:

Not all woodpeckers resemble Woody Woodpecker; they actually come in a wide variety of shapes and colors.", "I'm Confused...

Flicker woodpeckers don't peck wood! Instead, they eat on the ground and feed primarily on ants and other small insects.", "Who Knew?

There are seven species of woodpecker that are indigenous to Alaska.", "Birds Have Toes?

All woodpeckers have two toes that point forward. Their one or two additional toes either point to the side or point backward at a slight diagonal angle.", "Yankee Doodle Dandy:

After the Revolutionary War a man named Alexander Wilson discovered the Red-cockaded woodpecker. The red patches on the sides of this woodpecker's head reminded him of the red feathers worn by Army officers.

They would stick the feathers into black and white ribbons on their hats. These ribbons were called cockades.

In other countries, officers used gold decorations called macaroni. That is the meaning behind the line in the song 'stuck a feather in his hat and called it macaroni.'

Since American officers couldn't afford gold, they used red feathers, bringing Wilson to name this bird the Red-cockaded woodpecker.", "Acorn Addict:

A medium-sized bird with a white clown face and a red crown, the acorn woodpecker is definitely an acorn lover.

Picking acorns from trees and even taking whole branches with multiple acorns, this bird never leaves the trees, unless of course there are acorns lying on the ground.", "Why Woodpeckers Don't Need Advil:

The woodpecker has a specially constructed head and beak to protect it from headaches while hammering away at trees.", ];