*Venezuelan Poodle Moth
The fluffy Venezuelan poodle moth was just discovered in 2009. This strange moth somehow manages to look cute and slightly terrifying at the same time.
*Blue-Footed Booby
The fluffy Venezuelan poodle moth was just discovered in 2009. This strange moth somehow manages to look cute and slightly terrifying at the same time.
*Blue-Footed Booby
Blue-footed boobies are named after their bright blue feet. The birds’ feet are so blue because the carotenoid pigments that they get through their food are concentrated in their feet.
*Pangolin
Pangolins are known for their unique scales that look like armor. The scales are made from keratin—the same material that makes
up our hair!
*Malayan Colugo
These amazing flying lemurs have big eyes that help them easily spot prey. The lemurs use their wings to glide from tree-to-tree in search of young leaves, their favorite food!
*Hispaniola Solenodon
The Hispaniola Solenodon is famous for its long, pointed snout. This snout is more flexible than it looks. It’s attached to a ball-and-socket joint, which allows the Solenodon to move their snout around and explore small crevices with it.
*Magnificent Frigatebird
The Magnificent Frigatebird is famous for its bright red, balloon-like throat pouch. This pouch is found on male frigatebirds, and they typically inflate it to get females’ attention.
*Chinese Giant Salamander
The Chinse Giant Salamander is the world’s largest amphibian. These huge salamanders live in mountainous streams in China, and they’re completely nocturnal.
*Emperor Tamarin
Emperor Tamarins are famous for their impressive facial hair. These cute little monkeys were given their name because their mustache looks like the one worn by the last German Emperor, Wilhelm II.
*Coconut Crab
The coconut crab is the largest land crab in the world. Its claws are super strong—they can easily rip apart whole coconuts! This giant crab is one of the most unique arthropods out there.
*Pangolin
Pangolins are known for their unique scales that look like armor. The scales are made from keratin—the same material that makes
up our hair!
*Malayan Colugo
These amazing flying lemurs have big eyes that help them easily spot prey. The lemurs use their wings to glide from tree-to-tree in search of young leaves, their favorite food!
*Hispaniola Solenodon
The Hispaniola Solenodon is famous for its long, pointed snout. This snout is more flexible than it looks. It’s attached to a ball-and-socket joint, which allows the Solenodon to move their snout around and explore small crevices with it.
*Magnificent Frigatebird
The Magnificent Frigatebird is famous for its bright red, balloon-like throat pouch. This pouch is found on male frigatebirds, and they typically inflate it to get females’ attention.
*Chinese Giant Salamander
The Chinse Giant Salamander is the world’s largest amphibian. These huge salamanders live in mountainous streams in China, and they’re completely nocturnal.
*Emperor Tamarin
Emperor Tamarins are famous for their impressive facial hair. These cute little monkeys were given their name because their mustache looks like the one worn by the last German Emperor, Wilhelm II.
*Coconut Crab
The coconut crab is the largest land crab in the world. Its claws are super strong—they can easily rip apart whole coconuts! This giant crab is one of the most unique arthropods out there.
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