Have you wondered why woodpeckers would not get a concussion？ Now we know where to find the answers.

The Council of Agriculture has collected those questions and organized them into different categories in the website of Endemic Species Research Institute for people searching for answers.

For those people who wonder the reason woodpeckers would not get a concussion, the answer would be the sponge-like holes under the skull.

Turtle ears are behind the head but only with a thin layer of membrane that is why it is not visible. Those who get bitten by 100 pace snake needs to be treated in about the time it takes for a person to walk a hundred steps. And bats use ultrasonic to fly around in the dark instead of using their eyes. All the questions were raised on the Internet by the public with the answers on the Council of Agricultures website under the Endemic Species Research Institue's website.

Other interesting questions include whether or not common house flies are homosexual and whether or not dinosaurs sing.

The public is welcomed to post questions online for answers.