Mammals That Are Shockingly Ugly

Although not all Chinese Crested dogs are this hideous, Sam won the title three years in a row until he died in 2005 of health problems.

You thought we were done with strange noses? Well think again because we have one more for you…

Found on Madagascar, aye-ayes are often killed strung up by villagers because they are thought to be a bad omen. With recent rain forest destruction the killings have increased.

With huge claws and tentacles shoting out of its nose there is more than one way to argue the ugliness of this creature.

This list should probably just be called “animals with insanely large, floppy noses”.

We know, he’s really cute in the Lion King. But have you seen him in real life?

Having been known to charge humans, these pig like creatures inhabit most of Central America.

It’s the forward facing nostrils that gave them their name.

These slow moving creatures are often home to a number of other organisms including moths, beetles, fungi, and algae.

Since it’s discovery in 1861 only 36 of these small Cuban creatures have every been caught. They are also the only mammal ever discovered with venomous saliva.

Those eyes alone qualified it for our list.

These large pig looking herbivores are actually most closely related to whales and porpoises.

Although they are a rare sight, this nocturnal marsupial will leave ample evidence of passing as it treats fences as minor inconveniences and leaves its distinctive cubic feces everywhere.

Meaning “iron dog” in English, this breed is found in the eastern Caribbean. It has almost no hair except for a tuft on the head.

Along with the platypus this is the only living mammal that lays eggs.

With bald heads, red faces, short tails, and loose hair, these monkeys have an interesting sense of style.

Commonly known as fruit bats they are the largest bats in the world.

These critically endangered antelopes live on the desert steppes of Kazakhstan and Mongolia and are known for their over sized and flexible noses.

Named after a Chinese prefecture, these floppy eared pigs are known for their large litters and prolific reproduction.

Found in a restricted section of the Amazon rain forest in Brazil, these new world monkeys are our first contestant.