Look at his ears long and developed, in the past thousands of years of history, because his "ears" can also be said to be a little evolution of antlers, slowly disappearing from people's vision. The Irish deer was born in the age of dinosaurs, and also followed the dinosaurs to mysteriously disappear on land, and some people have rumored to have seen this giant deer, true or false.
This pitch-black and somewhat snail-like insect is called Lord Howe Island Stick Bug, which was born in the large waters of Australia, and because humans do not know the biological chain of these creatures when transporting, they brought his natural enemies into this sea and led to extinction.
Coelacanth belongs to the genus Speartail, known as a living fossil, which has been more than 3,000 years ago, and it is not known whether there is any survival in the sea now unknown.
The scary little lizard, which is large and can grow up to 50 cm long, is notorious for its long, pointed teeth
The Southern Buzzard, which has a history of 300 hundred years, is known to have twelve surviving in the world.
Giant Palus earthworm, in the 1980s, scientists believed that this peculiar white earthworm was extinct. It wasn't until 2010 that scientists rediscovered the species, and it was the only one.
The Cuban groove-toothed shrew, resembling today's hedgehogs, but he can be said to be his ancestor, looking at his pointed mouth and the toxin on his body.
The Bermuda Petrel, with its strange and eerie call, is now extinct.
Native to the Great Chaco region of Central and South America, the prairie catfish currently has only about 3,000 head in the wild.
The Giant Lizard of La Palma, extinct in the early 16th century. Hundreds of years ago by American scientists discovered, that is, the Shape of the La Palma Giant Lizard has changed from the original 120 cm to 30 cm, with the warming of the climate, and changes in the environment, the La Palma Giant Lizard has been no longer found, may have perished, and is also the top of the list of ancient creatures unknown.