Cats: Famous for their grooming habits, cats spend a significant portion of their day licking their fur to keep clean and remove any scents.
Rabbits: These fluffy creatures are meticulous about cleanliness, often grooming themselves and their companions to maintain a clean coat.
Pigs: Despite popular beliefs, pigs are very clean animals. They keep their living areas clean and only roll in mud to cool off, not because they like to be dirty.
Dolphins: These intelligent marine animals are known to regularly rub against coral and other rough surfaces to exfoliate and remove parasites.
Ants: Ants are incredibly hygienic, often removing debris and dead ants from their nests to prevent disease.
Bees: Bees maintain a clean hive through meticulous grooming and the removal of contaminants, which is crucial for the health of the hive.
Japanese Macaques: Also known as snow monkeys, they are known for washing their food and participating in communal hot springs to clean themselves.
Rats: Contrary to common misconceptions, rats are very clean animals, spending hours every day grooming themselves and their group members.
Grooming Birds (like Parrots and Cockatoos): These birds spend a considerable amount of time preening their feathers to remove dirt, parasites, and to maintain their plumage's health.
House Cats: A repeat mention due to their exceptional cleanliness, house cats use their barbed tongues to clean their fur, demonstrating meticulous grooming habits that surpass many other animals.
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