var arrayFacts = [ "Termite Appetite:

A numbat is an insectivore that eats roughly 20,000 termites a day in the open woodlands of Western Australia.

It is also called the banded anteater.", "Counting Sheep:

Unlike most marsupials, which tend to be nocturnal, the numbat is most active during the day. At night, they shelter in hollow logs.", "Tiny Giraffe:

The numbat measures 16 inches long, including its long bushy tail.

It has reddish-brown fur with prominent white and dark-brown stripes along its back.

Each numbat has unique markings just like a giraffe.", "Life is Short...

Numbats live for 5-6 years in captivity, but lifespan is shorter in the wild because of predators like foxes, dogs, feral cats and birds.", "Just for Show:

The adult numbat has approximately 50 teeth, which it doesn’t use except when it is young.

The adult numbat lives on a diet of termites, so it will swallow its food whole and alive, without chewing.", ];