1 Star-nosed mole Star-nosed moles live in the northern United States and Canada, and they live in moist lowland areas and eat small insects in the soil. Star-nosed moles are good swimmers and diggers, and most surprisingly, they are star-shaped nose, observing the world through the nose, which is distributed on the 22 tentacles, each tentacle covered with thousands of tiny particles, once probed 600 the size of the front area. The middle tentacle is particularly sensitive and can detect creatures in less than half a centimeter long. The star is not responsible for sniffing, the olfactory system is not the three hands that can be used to capture food, but a very sensitive tactile organ of the adult 15-20 centimeters long.
Octopus eel, seven-gill eel (Japanese seven-gill eel), scientific name seven-gill eel, seven-gill fish, eel just. It is characterized by a cylindrical mouth, no upper and lower palate, mouth sharp teeth. Octopus eel-like fish is a strange animal: it eats dead animals by biting the octopus eel-like fish, and can even stay for up to three days. Scientists at the University of British Columbia, Canada, believe that the seven-gilled eel-like fish, because of the accumulation of carbon dioxide produced by the deterioration of water quality in the animal carcasses caused by the terrible eating habits. A *** There are more than 30 species of eight seven-gill eels, they belong to the world of blind eel heads. The most common seven-gilled eel Atlantic blind eel (Myxine yellow), the Pacific eight-eyed eel blind eel genus (Eptatretus stoutii).
3 jumping fish
Jumping fish live mainly in the intertidal zone, every summer, and then begin to mate, rutting period will fins erect like a flag, autumn fat, and then begin to spawn and hatch into small fish. Intertidal mudflats, seaweeds become the staple food. This is an amphibious species, you can water oxygen can also breathe the air. Amphibian eggs need the help of strong sunlight and warm soil to hatch, and in the fall and winter, the sun shoals of fish, which are destined to jump more than the habits.
Cobra MonkeyThe Cobra Monkey (scientific name: Philippine Cobra Monkey) is a primate of the Cobra family, and is a precious little monkey, the world's known monkey species. Their uniqueness is the eyes - small face, with two round especially large eyes, and eyes that are more than one centimeter in diameter. Spectacled monkeys are arboreal, living in dense secondary woodlands and thickets in densely forested tropical and subtropical regions, distributed in primary forests. Mainly distributed in Southeast Asia, the Philippines and other places, is an endangered animal.
5 dugongs dugongs and manatees (dugongs) are herbivores, but not the same habitat, they manatee species survive in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Like the manatee, the dugong dolphin has a Y-shaped tail fin similar to that of the elephant, with long tusks protruding from the outer mouth. Although parts of the region where there is a wide distribution are still a sizable number, but human hunting, habitat reduction and accidental drowning difficulties in fishing nets are a serious threat to their survival. In some areas they are called "manatees (sea cows)," "sea pigs" (sea hogs), or "sea camels" (sea camels).
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6, Aardvark (Orycteropus afer) is a southern and central African mammal, 1?1.5 meters long. Long ears, muzzle, like a pig, long tongue and stick. Strong claws, good at burrowing. Grassland and woodland habitats. Eats ants and termites. Also known as ant bear or pig at night.
7 The Tasmanian Devil's kangaroo badger is a marsupial predator found only today in Tasmania, Australia.The Tasmanian Devil's extinct kangaroo badger is the only non-member almost the size of a small dog, but is very muscular and sturdy. Its features include: black fur, offensive stench, ear-piercing cries, and a great demeanor at mealtimes. In addition to hunting, Tasmanian devils eat carrion. They usually work alone, but sometimes eat with other devils.
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8 Naked Mole Rats Naked Mole Rats rats are outstanding representatives of mammals and social life, like bees and ants, bees, wasps,,, termite organizations. However, naked mole rats are a lot uglier than they look in the head. In fact, they are very ruthless cold-blooded creatures, without any sense of pain. These strange creatures live in underground nests that may number as many as 100. Naked mole rats use disproportionately large incisors to dig these teeth in the front of their lips so that they do not swallow dirt. This animal can live for 28 years.
9 Okapi
The okapi is a mammal of the giraffe family of the order Artiodactyla. The okapi is an interesting animal that arose in the Congo, the giraffe's long neck, and its rear, striped like a zebra. One similarity between the okapi and the giraffe is that they have long tongues, and the okapi also makes use of the tongue to clean its eyes and ears. Researchers point out that this precious animal is found in 4,000-6,000 national reserves in the Congo, and only 30,000 in the world. the okapi was recognized in 1901, and was discovered by Western scholars. It is listed as one of the world's top ten mysterious animals, ranking second.
10 elongated sloth monkey
Southern India and Sri Lanka, easy-going, nocturnal primate with a pair of huge eyes, tears medicine.
11 Coconut crab
Coconut crab (Latin scientific name: Bi?rgus latoon), also known as gossip crab, decapods land hermit crab family of arthropods. ?6 kilograms of weight, is the largest existing land arthropods. The so-called coconut crabs are robber crabs, as they are rumored to steal house and tent tanks? and silverware, among other things. They are a hermit crab that can use pincers, break the coconut shell to eat the coconut meat and think its name.
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12 Red panda
The red panda (scientific name: Ailurus loci), also known as the red panda, red panda, red panda, red panda, and firefox, and sometimes also known as the "Fire Fox" in China and in the United Kingdom, is a carnivorous animal. The red panda is a mammal located in the foothills of the Himalayas in southern China, Bhutan, India, Laos, Myanmar, and Nepal. Department. Whether it should be included in the family of bears or raccoons has been argued for many years, and more recently through genetic analysis should be listed as a separate family of red pandas, raccoons and the American continent's closest relatives.
13 Sloth
The sloth is a mammal, ****2nd of 6 species of monkeys with several similar shapes, found in tropical forests. Slow-moving, often using its claws to hang upside down from branches for hours without moving, it is known as a sloth, and the sloth is the only wild animal, plant-bodied, that can't walk even though it has feet, relying on its forelimbs to drag its body forward.
14 Platypus
The platypus is about 40 centimeters long, wrapped in a soft brown dense undercoat, with short limbs, hooked toe boards, movie-like webbed toes, like a duck ample, flattened muzzle in the shape of a duck's bill, and a large flat tail. The most primitive and exotic of modern mammals, found only in habitats from Cape York in eastern Australia to South Australia, Tasmania. The platypus is the most primitive mammal, being oviparous at points and reptiles and birds The platypus is an accomplished swimmer, using the flippers of its forelegs to paddle, and relying on its hind legs to grasp the direction of the river where it lives to prey on small aquatic animals. In addition, the platypus is one of the very few self-defense venom mammals, and the platypus is a very strange mammal
<BR/15 Giant anteaters
Mammals that inhabit tropical forests mainly in Central and South America, as far south as Argentina. The group preys on ants and termites with a high degree of specialization. Giant anteaters have long, thick hair, brown hair color, long hairy tails with fat drooping, short hairs on the body and other trees of the body and tail, and the tail has the ability to scratch. The giant anteaters that rip the nests of ants and termites for food use powerful forelimbs, long tongues to swallow the predator whole, and then grind it back against the stomach relying on a thickened pylorus. On the ground all anteater activity is slow and clumsy. In two genera of arboreal trees, the forepaw claws grasp and hang the two limbs in alternating movements toward the front of the trunk. Giant anteaters sleep 14 - 15 hours a day, waking up and slowly walking between anthills in search of food. Intelligent organs, ideal for feeding on small prey.