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Most people eat animal products—butter, milk, eggs, cheese, honey, and meat. But animals also provide us with other useful substances. Can you guess which animals these products come from?
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A single
violin bow
might use
around 170
horsehairs.
So that’s
why glue
bottles have
pictures
of cows
on them!
Lanolin
is also
called
“wool
wax.”
Glycerin can
be made from
pig parts and
then used
to thicken
household
substances.
Castoreum
smells like
vanilla.
Ambergris? Try amber-gross!
Sharp bits of food in the
whale’s belly turn into
ambergris. Eventually,
sperm whales poop them
out. Dried ambergris makes
perfume’s scent last longer.
Gaunine
also gives
lipstick its
shimmer.
Cochineal
beetles, dried
and powdered,
are used as
dye in candy,
ice cream,
and yogurt.
And God said, “Let the Earth bring
forth living creatures according to their kinds—livestock and creeping things
and beasts of the earth according to
their kinds.” And it was so.
— Genesis 1:24