Canadian Hairless Cats These Canadian hairless cats may look scary, but they are well known for their docile personality and loyalty to their owners.
Nowadays, people's eyes are full of cute and cute pets like kittens and puppies, but nature has another side. The twenty animals listed below are among the ugliest animals in the world. They look like the result of nature's cruel jokes. But in the cruel world of nature, "cute cats" may be difficult to survive.
The most unique feature of this endangered monkey is its protruding nose. Proboscis monkeys use their noses to make a unique horn sound to communicate with other monkeys.
Star-nosed mole rats, north American residents of the Star-nosed Mole, have 22 fleshy tentacles that compensate for their poor vision and lack of hair on their noses. These tentacles are extremely sensitive and can even feel electricity.
The alligator turtle should never insult the largest sea turtle in North America, as its sharp upper and lower jaws hide a huge bite force. Not only is it equipped with a vicious mouth, the great alligator turtle also carries 3 rows of shield-like back armor.
Philippine Tarsiers Philippine Tarsiers live in the Philippines and are only the size of a palm. Their protruding eyes are even larger than their brains, and their hands and feet resemble human limbs. Surprisingly, these little guys can jump ten feet (about 3.3 meters) high.
The Baird tapir is the largest mammal found from South America to Mexico. They are 6.6 feet (about 2 meters) long and 3.9 feet (1.2 meters) high, with gray faces and throats and a black spot on their noses. As if they weren't fierce enough, the Baird tapirs had only four toes on each front foot and three toes on the back foot.
The little guy looks more like a cartoon character than a fish. Due to its lack of muscle, the droplet fish moves slowly, more like a gelatinous fish floating in the sea. The food source of the droplet fish is mainly waiting on the seabed, preying on the prey passing in front of it.
California vultures are just a class of the condor family. Native California vultures are the largest and oldest birds on Earth. Their average age is 60 years old and they can even live to be 80 years old.
At the 2009 Sonoma-Marin Expo in California, a smaller Chinese crowned fur dog named "Ellie" with protruding eyes won the crown in the "World's Ugliest Dog Competition". In the same year, she also won the "World's Ugliest Dog Contest" organized by Animal Planet.
Honeyeaters These honeyeaters, which live on the east coast of Australia, are only 12 days old and are a little ugly shortly after birth. Eventually, however, they become colorful birds. Until then, honeyeaters must go through the process of coloring their feathers as they age.
Naked shrews can be called the ugliest animals in the world, but fortunately they live underground most of the time, and it is difficult to see how they use their huge front teeth and giant teeth to dig holes in the vast land. These populations of naked mole rats resemble bees, with a "queen" responsible for all offspring reproduction.
Don't be fooled by its name, this horned underwater scorpion is actually a fish found in Northern European waters.
The "Oriental Snowman" reported in the Daily Telegraph that Chinese hunters captured the monster known as the "Oriental Snowman" in a remote woodland. Scientists are transporting the mysterious beast to Beijing to test its DNA and determine what species it is.
The beauty and ugliness of pangolins are always displayed in the eyes of onlookers. These strange-looking animals don't immediately win praise for their appearance, but they are very interesting and worth seeing. In the magical animal kingdom, pangolins are wrapped in ugly scales from head to toe and can curl up into balls around them, and there is no stranger animal. Currently, this endangered scaly mammal lives in Asia and the African continent.
Giant-eyed goldfish For this giant-eyed goldfish, we have reason to guess that its eyes are larger than its stomach. The huge, convex eyeballs, combined with split tails, are some of the strangest freshwater creatures we've ever seen.
Soft shell turtle Soft shell crab, really delicious. What about soft-shelled turtles? Oops! In 2007, the World Wildlife Fund announced the discovery of this rare species in the Khmer Rouge region of Cambodia.
Flat sharks are creatures we never want to get close to. In addition to its super-sharp teeth and rather bitey jaw, flat sharks can even grow up to 3 feet (1 meter) long and swallow their entire prey in one bite.
Collapsed nose monkey Is this a monkey or a victim of plastic surgery? Most of the endangered collapsed-nosed monkeys originate in China, Vietnam and Myanmar. These monkeys get their name from their collapsed noses.
The fox ape, which was wantonly hunted and killed by the native inhabitants of Madagascar as a sign of doom, is now an endangered species. It's not hard to see that people are easily scared away by this little guy.
Heterosexual amphibians are not a worm, but adult heterosexual amphibians hatching its eggs. A group of biologists have spotted these legless amphibians in the wet soil of northern India. Local villagers see it as a miniature snake that can kill people.
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