If we are
asked to list out the most unthinkable animals in the world, I don't think that
even thousands of articles would be enough for the process. The kingdom of
animals is complex. Some of the animals seem as if they are from a sci-fi film.
Therefore, we thought of introducing some of the extraordinary animals that
live with us on our Earth.
#1. This is
the strange frogfish that can change its color to suit the surrounding.
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credit: Nick Hobgood/Wikimedia
#2. The
narwhal ‘horn’ is not at all another art of Mother Nature, it is a tusk used
for attraction by males.
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credit: oneanimalperweek/Instagram
#3. This
creature who stares at you is the fierce harpy which is so big when seen from a
distance!
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credit: Jonathan Wilkins/Wikimedia
#4. These
skate cubs look like dumplings as well as yummy cream cookies!
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credit: GallowBoob/Reddit
#5. These
two from the Sunshine Coast Aquarium in Australia are some other examples of
extremely cute cubs.
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credit: babydoll_bd/Reddit
#6. Only a
hundred handfish are found by now in the world. They are called so, due to
their ventral and pectoral fins which they use to move around.
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credit: CSIRO/Wikimedia
#7. This
strange Bobbit worm reaches about 3 meters under the ground to swallow its
prey.
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credit: Jenny/Wikimedia
#8. Look
carefully, this African Jacana does not have multiple legs with it. But, it has
its young one that hid inside its mother's feathers for safety.
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credit: Science Times
#9. The
Knabstrup looks like a Dalmation dog due to the unique mottled coat it.
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credit: Wallpaper Flare
#10. One of
the most peculiar albino lionesses in South Africa; Tula.
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credit: ggconservation/Instagram
#11. The
most elusive bird with the most effective camouflage; the Australian Podarge.
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credit: David Lochlin / Flickr
#12. This
lizard called the flying dragon uses its wings to escape the predators larger
than its size.
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credit: Biophilia curious / Wikimedia_Foundation
#13. The
coconut crab is truly a strange crustacean. This creature is a “sworn enemy” of
the insects that nest in trees!
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credit: Ron Van Oers / Wikimedia
#14. The
golden Cetonia or “chafer of the roses” seems to have metallic armor to get protected
from danger.
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credit: TobiKafer / Wikimedia
#15. This
picture features one of the rarest beetles in the amazon; the Phyllotopsis
Cingulata.
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credit: Charles J. Sharp/Wikimedia
Although
they look unreal and strange to see, they do exist and they are the examples of
the limitless imagination of Mother Nature!
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