Unreal Animals You Won’t Believe Exist
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Yetti crab
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Blobfish
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Tube-nosed fruit bat
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Thorny dragon
The thorny dragon or thorny devil (official name Moloch horridus) is an Australian lizard that grows up to 8 inches (20.32 centimeters) and live for up to 20 years. The thorny dragon is covered in hard, sharp spines that protects them from predators. They also use their distinct coloration for camouflage.
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Star-nosed mole
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Wolf fish
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Tufted deer
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Aye – aye
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Panda ant
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Venezuelan poodle moth
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Dugong
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Blue dragon
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Boxer crab
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Lion's mane jellyfish
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Pink fairy armadillo
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Mantis shrimp
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Red-lipped batfish
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Irrawaddy dolphin
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Striated frogfish
This small fish, just about 8 – 9 inches (20.32 to 22.86 Centimeters) long, has the capacity to change coloration and pigment pattern. The first dorsal spine of the frogfish tips forward and is used as fishing rod. Its tip has a characteristic worm-like lure which, when waved, attracts unsuspecting prey.
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Ground pangonil
This odd mammal, native to Africa, is covered with extremely hard scales. When threatened, it will usually roll up into a ball thus protecting its vulnerable belly. Capable of walking on two legs, the ground pangolin walks on its hindlegs when searching for food while using its forelegs and tail for balance.
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Now, how many animal species do you know? Fifty? A hundred? Or even more? Well, according to some scientific researches, there are almost 9 million of them! It’s no wonder then we do not know all of them but still – there are creatures out there you certainly won’t believe even exist. Check out 25 of the most unreal animals on Earth. Caution: Not all of them are cute and sweet.