Pacific barrel-eyed fish
It is a strange deep-sea fish that was first discovered by humans in 1939. The appearance of the barrel-eye fish is very peculiar, and when you look at it, the face of the barrel-eye fish looks normal, but the "eyes" are actually its "nostrils", and the transparent part of the emerald green structure of the liquid-filled head head is its real eyes.
2. Honduran white bats
This bat can be described as the beauty of the bat world, the little guys are very cute, they are not the same as other bats, they are currently the smallest vegetable-eating bats, this small animal generally inhabits the woodland, resting in the central part of the leaves of the plantain or banana tree that they have bitten (the leaves of this plant are large and wide, curved from the center to the ends, from the middle, like a small tent. Without further ado, directly above the picture, very cute there is no (ω'):
3. Amało Child Frog
The Ama utong frog, which can perch on the tip of its little thumb, is said to be the smallest vertebrate in the world.
4. Australian butterfly
Butterflies like this are so beautiful! It seems to have an eye on its wings, and the color match is very good! If only it were always this color!
5. Peacock with white feathers
We've all seen peacocks, but have you ever seen a peacock with white feathers like this? In fact, this is the peacock suffering from albinism, resulting in its whole body is full of white feathers, the probability of appearing is very low, so it is difficult to see!
6. Pacific Squid
It turned out that the squid's shot was enlarged like a behemoth!
7. Jumping rabbit: the most grotesque rodent
The phenomenon of the strange and disproportionate behavior of the jumping rabbit is actually quite practical. The main benefit is to jump quite far. There are various speculations about how far they can jump at one time, ranging from close to 2 meters (6 feet) to a staggering 9 meters (30 feet). Their sharp claws allow them to burrow quickly, and their growing front teeth are so powerful that they can beautifully handle the food found in arid environments — rough roots, leaves, and trunks.