var arrayFacts = [
"Triple the Neurons, Triple the Fun:
An octopus' brain has three times the number of neurons than that of a human. ",
"Escape Artist:
An octopus is capable of squeezing through holes the size of a dime.",
"Don't Make An Ink!
Octopus ink is toxic, even to itself.",
"Snail Smile:
A snail can have about 25,000 teeth.",
"Protective Slime:
A snail's discharge protects its body so well that it could crawl along a razor's edge without risk of injury.",
"Snail Bomb Shell-ter:
Snails can stay in their shells for three months at a time without food.",
"Even Snails Blush:
When young abalones feed on red seaweed, their shells turn red.
Abalones are snails found on rocks near the shores of most warm seas.",
"The Big Sleep:
Snails can sleep for 3 years without waking.",
"The old story of the shipworm and the rotary shield:
One engineer stumbled on the idea of the rotary shield when trying to figure out how the shipworm's body worked. The shipworm is a bivalve that drills tunnels into the wood of pilings and ships.
Drilling holes that are a foot long and a quarter-inch wide, they can be damaging to ships' hulls. The shipworm attaches itself to the wood then turns itself, using its shell's serrated edges to scrape away at the wood.
This revolving motion makes the hole bigger than the shell, giving the engineer the idea for the rotary shield, which is still used in tunnels today."];