Like precious gold, golden-colored animals are equally beautiful and rare. The members of this family can be described as diverse, from insects and spiders to vertebrates. With a warm golden coat, they give a sense of nobility and elegance, and can be called the "living gem" of the animal kingdom.
1. Golden beetle
Golden beetle
The most famous members of the Golden Beetle family are the Golden Scarab and the Golden Beetle
Because the color is so full, it's hard to believe that their shimmering gold shell doesn't contain 24 carats of gold
Some beetle populations are cloaked in gold, and because the color is too full, it is difficult to believe that their shimmering gold shell does not contain 24 carats of gold, but the facts at hand have to be believed. If they really contained gold, the treasure hunters among humans would have already exterminated them.
2. Golden Jumping Spider
Golden Jumping Spider
Golden Jumping Spiders are skilled hunters who are good at ambushes, but their web weaving ability is not outstanding
Golden Jumping Spiders are skilled hunters who are good at ambushes, but their web weaving ability is not outstanding. As a result, many people may think that having a metallic, shimmering exoskeleton isn't their greatest interest. The golden coat of this spider may only attract the attention of humans, and their prey will never hold this idea, because the appearance of the gold coat is undoubtedly a catalyst.
3. Golden monarch butterfly pupae
Golden monarch butterfly pupae
In the life of this noble butterfly, it can only put on a golden skin when it exists in the form of a pupa.
Monarch butterflies are known in the animal kingdom for their striking wings, which are predominantly orange in color with a series of black stripes and contrasting white spots. Monarch butterfly larvae usually live on milkweed plants and are covered with black, white, and yellow stripes. In the life of this noble butterfly, it can only put on a golden skin when it exists in the form of a pupa.
4. Golden fish
Golden fish
The golden fish is truly an incredible animal, a marvel of the Creator
The golden fish is truly an incredible animal, a marvel of the Creator. The goldfish in the picture was found in the waters off Taiwan and then exhibited at the Local Museum of Natural History after being caught. Being covered in gold is already very surprising, but the incredible thing about a golden fish is not limited to appearance. Scientists have found that some parts of the body of this beautiful-looking fish actually contain 24 carats of pure gold.
5. Golden Poison Dart Frog
Golden Poison Dart Frog
The irises of many common frogs and toads are gorgeous brass-like gold
There are many members of the Golden Poison Dart Frog family, including Phyllabates terribilis, one of the most toxic vertebrates in the world. The alkaloid toxin that the frog seeps outward from the skin is incredibly deadly, with just 1 milligram of golden arrow poison frog toad toxin enough to poison nearly 10,000 mice, or 10 to 20 people, or 2 African male elephants, and 1 gram of golden arrow poison frog toad toxin can kill about 15,000 people. It can be said that the golden poison dart frog is a terrible animal that can only be seen and cannot be touched" in the true sense.
6. Golden Tegu Lizard
Golden Tegu lizard
The golden Tegu lizard lives in South America and is larger, and their ecosystem is similar to that of monitor lizards on other continents
The golden Tegu lizard lives in South America and is larger, and their ecosystem is similar to that of monitor lizards on other continents. Their skin is smooth and shiny, and their brilliant gold and black stripes blend together to make it very visually impactful. This golden lizard is a popular pet, despite its irritable temperament and difficult to tame. They are inherently aggressive and difficult to deal with, reaching a length of up to 44 inches (about 1.11 meters) from the tip of their nose to the end of their tail.
7. Golden Snake
Golden Snake
The golden coat helps them blend in with sand and dry vegetation
Some snake populations are particularly elegant and noble because they wear gold clothes, and the more representative ones are the golden tree snake and the golden cat snake. The vast majority of golden snakes live in desert areas, and their golden coat helps them blend in with sand and dry vegetation, making them more suitable for survival in arid desert climates.
8. Golden marmoset
Golden marmoset
The golden marmoset, also known as the golden lion-faced tamarin, is the smallest monkey in the world
The golden marmoset, also known as the golden lion-faced tamarin, is one of the smallest monkeys in the world and one of the most endangered. It is estimated that there are only about 1,000 golden marmosets living in the forested areas of Brazil's Atlantic coast, and only 490 golden marmosets live in protected areas or captive conditions. An estimated 98% of the golden marmoset rainforest habitat has been destroyed as a result of logging and agricultural development.
9. Golden weaver nest bird
Golden weaver bird
Their nests are tear-like and on the branches of the leaves of the African savannah
The African golden nesting bird, scientifically known as "Ploceus subaureus", lives in eastern and southern Africa from Kenya to South Africa. These birds congregate into large flocks of birds, numbering in the thousands. Their nests are tear-like, and dozens of such nests sometimes hang from branches of branches where the leaves of the African savannah have fallen off. The golden weaverbird is not an endangered species, and its close relative, the red-billed Queria finch, is the most abundant bird on Earth, with nearly 15 billion birds. All nesting birds feed on seeds, and they sometimes roam in droves, frantically preying on mature seed crops, causing a lot of trouble for African farmers.
Dear audience members, what other golden animals have you seen?