There are some creatures, as if they are fantasy-like appearances, so that you can't help but feel that "such creatures are actually real"? Next, let Xiaobian take you to see the magical creatures bred by magical nature!
Horned antelope
The horned antelope is larger and shorter, with shoulders slightly higher than the hips; its limbs are thicker and broader, with large black tufts of hair on the forehead of the head; its eyes are small, and both male and female have horns, bending backwards and outwards and upwards respectively, and twisting slightly flattened spirals. The horned antelope inhabits large deserts, usually forming groups of 5-20, led by an old male, and constantly migrating over long distances in search of enough food. It has a strong adaptability to arid deserts. In the morning and evening and at night, the running speed is slower and the number is rare, less than 500 are distributed in the Gambia, Algeria and extend eastward to the Sahara Desert.
Hidden
The crypt is a type of crested ibis that inhabits barren, semi-desert or rocky environments. They do not live on water like other crested ibises , 70–80 cm long , with a shiny black body , a red face and no feathers on their heads , and a long, curved beak. They breed on shore or cliff sites, laying 2-3 eggs at a time. It mainly eats lizards, insects and other small animals. The hidden vein was once widely divided into the Middle East, North Africa and southern Europe, and the fossils date back to at least 1.8 million years ago.
secretary bird
The vulture is a large terrestrial bird of prey in the genus Falcon, with only one species and no subspecies differentiation. The body shape is similar to a crane, with a body length of 1.25-1.5 meters, a height of 1.2-1.5 meters, and a weight of 2.3-4.27 kg, which can be described as "standing out from the crowd" among birds of prey. The body feathers are light grey, the thighs are black, and the flight feathers are black with white feathers. The tail has a pair of long central ornament feathers. The legs are long and protected by thick scales to avoid snake bites. The vulture is a natural enemy of many African venomous snakes, such as the black mamba.
Portuguese man-of-war
Monk hat jellyfish is a kind of coelenterate, it belongs to the hydrateworm class, blue-blue color, floating sac two pointed, flat bottom, shaped like a monk's hat, so called "monk hat jellyfish". Its floating sac has a glowing membrane crown, which can adjust its direction and drift on the surface of the water like a sailboat by the wind. Monk's jellyfish are found in the tropical waters of the Atlantic Ocean and sometimes in the Mediterranean Sea.
Deer and dolphin genus
The genus is the only 3 species in the family Porcine and the subfamily Offidae, and the main features are 4 fangs: among which the lower fangs are like wild boar, protruding from the outside of the lips and blocking the front of the eyes; the upper fangs grow upward from the mouth, penetrate the upper jawbone and face, and bend backwards obliquely in front of the eyes. The sense of hearing is very sharp and the sense of smell is also very developed, but its vision is very poor. The skin is rough, often with large folds or wrinkles, gray, brown to black, the lower body is lighter, the hair is sparse and short, and the legs are long and thick. Its habitat is limited to highland forests and montane hills, and is found only in small numbers on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi and some offshore islands.
Great king squid
The great king squid, also known as the giant squid, usually inhabits deep-sea areas and is mainly produced in the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans. Probably the largest invertebrate, it is estimated to be about 10 to 13 meters long, making it one of the largest molluscs and invertebrates known to be possible.
roebuck
The roe deer is a grade II protected animal in China, also known as the earth musk and the incense deer, is one of the small deer family, considered to be the most primitive deer, slightly larger than the musk, native to eastern China and the Korean Peninsula, was introduced to the United Kingdom in 1870. The body is brownish yellow and the abdomen is white or yellowish. Both male and female have no horns. Males have developed upper canine teeth and are exposed to form "fangs". Live alone or in pairs. Gentle sex and quick movement. Roe deer are animals that are strictly forbidden to be hunted.
narwhal
Horned whales are generally 4 to 5 meters long (excluding tusks), have no dorsal fin, and their necks and vertebrae are connected in a way that is more like other mammals, unlike dolphins and whales. The abdomen is white with many dark brown or black spots on the back. The most striking feature of the horned whale is the tusks protruding from their heads, which are canine teeth protruding from the left upper jaw, which can reach 2 to 3 meters in length and are spiral-shaped, so named because they look like horns.
Angora rabbit
The angora rabbit is a world-famous breed of fur rabbit, a type of long-haired rabbit. Its hair is thick and slender, and the network is also known as the grass mud rabbit. According to the international ARBA organization, it originated in the Angolan province of Turkey. Another theory is that it originated in England, was bred by the French, and was named the angora rabbit because of its slender hair, somewhat resembling an angora goat. Because the French royal family used it as a pet in the mid-18th century, it became popular in Europe at the end of the century.
Atlantic poseidon sea slugs
The Atlantic Sea God Sea Slugs are marine mollusks of the genus Poseidon gills, 3–8 cm long. The body is flattened, the ends are thin, the head is rounded and blunt, there are tentacles around the mouth, the tooth tongue has a serrated tooth piece, and a pair of very small olfactory angles on the side of the body. The dorsal side is silvery gray and the ventral side is blue. There are air sacs in the body. It has dark blue stripes on both sides of the edge of its gastropods and gives birth to 3-6 appendages from the side of the body. The appendages are bifurcated at the ends and arranged in a radial manner, forming the eels of the species, each of which has a spine sac at the end. It is found in the seas of many parts of the world.
Australian magic lizard
The Australian devil lizard is a harmless lizard that survives only by eating ants. Its Latin name, The Devil Lizard (meaning a monster that devours everything), is actually not worthy of its name. It should be considered an outlier among all lizards, not only in appearance or habits are unique · It is a small daylier lizard, and is related to the maned lion lizard. No longer than the length of the palm of the hand, the whole body is covered with hard and long spines, which are more than the horned lizards and are distributed in Oceania.
Japanese Beard
The Japanese impala is a genus of impala, endemic to Japan, distributed in Japan. The head and neck of the Japanese iguana are more pale than yellow, and the body is not simply black. They are brown and white mottled , while the abdomen is black. They are very hairy, especially the tail. Both males and females have short horns of about 10 cm and are slightly curved backwards.
hoatzin
It is about 65 cm long and weighs less than 1 kg. The male and female are similar , with crowns of varying lengths of feathers on the head , brown feathers with white stripes on the back of the body , earthy red feathers on the tail feathers and the hind abdominal feathers near the tail , and cream yellow forebreasts. Its face is sky blue. The pheasant sac is extremely large and divided into two parts for storing and digesting the elastic leaves of the seaweed plant, which is its main food source. Because the musk pheasant emits a strong musty smell in the body, it is called musk pheasant.
Mane maori-toothed fox bat
The mane-toothed fox has a head length of 178–290 mm, no tail, and weighs 1050–1200 g, making it one of the largest bats in the world. The species has a dark brown or black head forehead and sides, reddish brown shoulders, and dark brown or black on the lower back and lower body sides. The nape of the neck varies from cream to golden yellow. There is a slender orange line at the back of the neck. Yellow hairs vary somewhat throughout the fur, especially on the lower body. The change of color is not related to age, sex or area of growth, and is endemic to the Philippines.
The horns are called ducks
Horned ducks get their name from the shrill calls they make when flying or walking. It is larger, with a small hook at the tip of the beak, and a slender, forward-curved calcified protrusion on the forehead. The toes are long and slightly webbed, with pointed pitches on the wings. Anatomical features are unique: such as no flanky tip (hook-like process), the bone is extremely high, the most in birds; the skin contains a small air bag system. The feathers are covered all over the body (except for the feet) rather than grown in pieces, and there are no bare areas of the skin. It inhabits swamps and wet grasslands, feeding on leaves and shoots. Good flying. Published in South America Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and other countries.