On our planet, there are many animal species, each with its own physical characteristics that differentiate it from the others. Some need to camouflage themselves in the environment in which they live to survive predators or to hunt prey, others have exceptional eyesight at night, still others a keen sense of smell. The Earth is populated with so many animals that we don’t know them all. Let’s take a look at some pictures of animals that look a bit weird.
#1. The fierce harpy is typical of South America.
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#2. The bat with visor is mainly found in South America.
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#3. The mata mata, a South American reptile
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#4. The dugong lives only in the Indian Ocean.
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#5. The Kenyan Spiderman Lizard
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#6. The long-eared herboise is a rodent typical of Mongolia and China.
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#7. The hammerhead worm, mainly widespread in most of the United States and Europe
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#8. The Damascus goat
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#9. Calliostoma annulatum is a typical sea snail from Alaska and Baja California.
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#10. The Budapest Pigeon
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#11. The tortoise frog lives in Africa
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#12. The snake with the leaf-shaped nose of Madagascar
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#13. The typical moon butterfly of the southern part of the United States
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#14. Babiroussa lives in the Indonesian islands
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#15. The Mexican hedgehog
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#16. The butterfly called “tiger’s wing” with a golden chrysalis (Latin America)
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#17. The Budgett’s frog, typical of Bolivia and Paraguay
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#18. Mexican honey ants
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#19. The hedgehog grasshopper Markia from Central and South America
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#20. The Amazon flycatcher
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