Unique Animals You Won’t Believe Exist. The animal kingdom is incredibly large, I bet you, that you don’t know a quarter of all the species that exist on the entire planet. Would you like to know them? There are plenty of animals we've never seen in person, or on Animal Planet, and many of them look oddly terrifying, or in this case, oddly adorable. That's right, some of the weirdest animals can become the most adorable. Animal evolution was tasked with creating the rarest and cutest animals on the planet, strange creatures that live freely in the wild, or become exotic pets. If you want to be surprised and explode with tenderness, get ready to meet these Strange Looking Animals That Are Actually Cute Secretary Birds Snakes can be one of the most abundant predators in the ecosystem, and even we fear them. But, there is a bird that is capable of dealing with virtually any poisonous snake. The secretary bird is an agile and fast predator that when making an attack, has to be faster than its prey, the snake. His first attack has to be effective enough to knock his prey unconscious, so that it has no chance against the secretary bird. On land, the secretary bird is also capable of defending itself with its legs, with a force even greater than five times its own weight. It has become clear that the great secretary bird is a strong predator that can kick out its enemies. - The Naked Mole Rat If you are one of those who is afraid of mice and rats, or small and furry rodents, I do not think you are ready to meet the Naked Mole Rat. A rodent with a rather strange appearance, and without a single hair on its entire body. - The Red-Lipped Bat Fish. In the depths of the sea live strange creatures that have never been seen by man, until recently. Among them, the red-lipped batfish lives. From the depths of the Pacific Ocean near the Galapagos Islands, This strange creature, looks like it came out of your worst nightmares, but don’t sweat it, it is not at all dangerous. - Haiku Bird The bird name Haiku is based on a creature from Hindu mythology named Hyku. Hyku is immortal, and is the pet of the goddess Parvathi, who feeds him with bananas. I know what you are thinking, and you are right, this bird is not real, it is a doll made by CMWyvern, an artist from the DeviantArt page whose photography went viral in 2014. - Kinkajou These mammals can look cute for their big eyes and small ears, even several inhabitants have called them honey bears. The Kinkajous have a fairly healthy diet based on melons, mangoes or apples, or even small insects, birds, or their eggs. - The Magnificent Tree Frog. In Australia inhabits a small amphibian that is positioned in the heights of the forests, it is the Magnificent Tree Frog. The first time it was seen i ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKwD8lSL370

There is a large number of creepy sea creatures swimming under your feet, sea monsters, which we did not know existed and which, thanks to being faced by divers, have been captured on camera! The Yeti Crab The scientific name of this strange crustacean is Kiwa hirsuta, but it is better known the Yeti Crab, for the silky blonde hairs that cover its legs and its thoracic claws, which resemble the skin of the mythical Yeti. It was discovered in the South Pacific Ocean, in 2005. the length of a pencil, it has very small eyes and no pigment, which is why it is said to be blind. It is believed to be primarily carnivorous, eating small shrimp but it has been seen feeding on green algae too. The Blue sea dragon If we talk about the food chain, surely we imagine large animals devouring the weakest to survive. But this is not the case with the blue dragon, as this chilling little animal directly attacks the largest and most dangerous creatures it can find and, if there is none nearby, it faces other blue dragons. Blue dragons feed on the tentacles of false jellyfish or men-o-war, absorbing their venom, which they store in their bodies and do not hesitate to use in self-defense when they feel attacked. As if this were not enough, unlike sea slugs, blue dragons do not crawl along the bottom of the sea, instead they swallow an air bubble, to float just below the surface of the water. When seen from below, they look like spiders walking on a mirror, they just let themselves be carried by the waves and eat in their path, whatever they come across. The Wonderpus (Wonder Octopuses?) Despite having a very cool name, loving to be photographed and quite photogenic, wonderpuses are anything but cute animals. They were discovered in 2006 and have been recognized as stealth hunters and masters of camouflage art ever since, managing to fade their bright colors when mixed with sand and coral. They attack at dawn and dusk and drag their prey along the seabed, while gliding on their long flattened tentacles. Wonderpuses have totally unique white spot patterns on their backs, sort of like their fingerprint, but when they feel attacked, they all radiate a violent and imposing glow of red and orange, warning predators to stay away from them. Also, like most octopuses, they are quite smart, have been seen building a coral wall to hide behind it. The Emperor Shrimp In the sea you can find fish and animals of different sizes and colors, but the emperor shrimp, far from being a creepy creature, is striking because it is a small and colorful animal that looks more like a candy than a living critter. Being so bright and eye-catching must have an important reason, but although emperor shrimp have been studied since 1967, little is known about the reason for their interestin ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V7h4EtJwueY