There are many animals in the world living in remote grasslands or inaccessible rainforests, they rarely appear in front of human eyes, so they are very rare, the figure is a toothfish, human toothfish is a kind of freshwater fish of the family Offidosaurus, Lipoptera, Lipid carp, originally living in the Amazon Basin, with teeth similar to humans, feeding on nuts, after being introduced to Papua New Guinea, like to attack men's crotches, not interested in women.
Glass frog, scientific name transparent frog, the origin of the name of the glass frog and its physical characteristics can be described as inseparable, because as long as the background color is pale yellowish green, the belly skin of the glass frog will become as transparent as glass!
We can easily see through its skin the internal structure of its body, such as the heart, liver and digestive tract, etc., the clarity is also excellent, close up can even see the contours and beats of its heart.
Purple squirrel, this purple squirrel named Pete' fur color is not dyed. "We started to think that the purple color on its body was dyed, but if you look closely, you will find that it is mixed with purple under the body, and the skin is also purple, not that you think that some part of it may have been dyed, which is really a mystery." 」 Edwards, the school's English teacher, said.
The Cuban shrew is about 28 cm (11 inches) long, with a bare tail and a body length equal to the body. The snout is sharp, with long whiskers, and large and rounded ears. It feeds mainly on invertebrates, digging food from the ground with sharp claws, and its saliva is poisonous; its fur is brown, it has a pig-like mouth, and its face is extremely strange, its face is oval, its skin color is golden black, and its legs are slender.
Incense Snake: In the village of Bangana in Guyana, there is a strange snake. Its body can emit fragrance, and it has anti-insect, anti-mosquito and other effects. What is more interesting is that the incense snake can curl up the body and twist it into a very beautiful "flower spot", and the locals use this special self-made flower type to sprinkle glue on the snake to make a beautiful snake pane, and the incense snake is also used by local women to make earrings.
"Blue Tiger", that is, black tiger, also known as black blue tiger. It is said that during the Qing Dynasty, it was also found in the forbidden Tanglin Forest Area of Hebei Province, and was hunted twice in 1905 and 1912, and since then there has been a lot of news, with only some sporadic clues. According to statistics, no more than 5 blue tigers have been hunted, and the specific time of their appearance is still to be determined, and it is not known whether they are extinct.
The pink dolphin, this is the Amazon pufferfish The Amazon pufferfish is endemic to the Amazon and Orinoco river basins and is the largest freshwater dolphin.
Tarsiers, also known as tarsal monkeys, belong to the primate suborder Tarsouri suborder Tarsouris, including tarsiers, western tarsiers, and Filipino tarsiers. It is a precious small monkey species and is the smallest known monkey species in the world.
The Okapi is a large mammal that was not found in the Zaire forests of Africa until 1901. At first glance, the Okapi looks more like a horse, but due to its alternating black and white stripes at the back, it looks very much like a zebra. In the past, it was thought that the okapi was produced by the mating of giraffes with zebras, but in fact it was not a close relative of zebras. The giraffe's neck looked similar to that of the Okapi before its neck became elongated.
Blue lobsters, belonging to the genus Lobsters without claws, are rare genetic mutations in American lobsters that produce some excess of protein, which reacts to form the blue compound shrimp cyanin, thus rendering the shell bright blue. On average, only 1 in 2 million lobsters appear blue lobsters, which is a rare marine creature comparable to living fossils.
Goblin shark generally refers to Euclidean barramundi, also known as Euclidean swordfish shark, Euclidean barramundi shark, Gabrin shark, infested in the deep sea where the sun can not shine, generally at a depth of more than 200 meters. They are pink but do appear black in the water, relying on powerful jaws for rapid prey.