I loooooove tapirs!Just something about their snouts and colours and all in all how they look. They are like a panda, a pig and an elephant combined.
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I loooooove tapirs!Just something about their snouts and colours and all in all how they look. They are like a panda, a pig and an elephant combined.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/NL9rg1h.jpg[/img]
Strap-toothed beaked whales are my favourite unusual animals. Males have tusks that literally grow over the top of their beaks, almost completely holding their mouths closed. They survive entirely by eating tiny squid by suction feeding.
Strap-toothed beaked whales are my favourite unusual animals. Males have tusks that literally grow over the top of their beaks, almost completely holding their mouths closed. They survive entirely by eating tiny squid by suction feeding.
My favourite animal has to be the Cheetah, especially the King Cheetah!
[img]https://i.ibb.co/NjVtjxb/slqqqoblr2l31.jpg[/img]
If anyone wonders, the King Cheetah isn't an actual independent species, but a colour/pattern mutation where most of the dots fuse to stripes and rosettes.
[img]https://i.ibb.co/QmWYZXj/e2efb140d10171fb9fbf5e4f091cbda0.jpg[/img]
My favourite animal has to be the Cheetah, especially the King Cheetah!
If anyone wonders, the King Cheetah isn't an actual independent species, but a colour/pattern mutation where most of the dots fuse to stripes and rosettes.
If anyone wonders, the King Cheetah isn't an actual independent species, but a colour/pattern mutation where most of the dots fuse to stripes and rosettes.
My favorite unusual animal are snake necked turtles idk why I love em maybe it's their neccs
My favorite unusual animal are snake necked turtles idk why I love em maybe it's their neccs
Fossas are funky little guys!
[img]https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/sites/default/files/2016-10/animals_hero_fossa.jpg[/img]
Fossas are funky little guys!
I have way, way too many to name, but an interesting one I don't see often is the Ussuri tube-nosed bat!
[img]http://fruitbat.jp/otherbats/kotenngukoumori/content/images/large/09c_8160743_.jpg[/img]
They're a species of Vesper Bat (a family of microbats) native to the Koreas, Northern Japan, and Russia. They're the only known species of bats to hibernate in snowbanks! In the spring and autumn, it primarily roosts in clumps of dead leaves, but it also utilizes tree cavities and peeling tree bark.
In the winter, they've been found roosting within cylindrical or conical holes in snowbanks. It is hypothesized that the bats excavate these cavities themselves. Hibernating within the snow may protect it from predators and prevent water loss; the snow holes likely have a stable thermal environment, as well. The only other mammal species known to hibernate within snow is the polar bear.
I have way, way too many to name, but an interesting one I don't see often is the Ussuri tube-nosed bat!
They're a species of Vesper Bat (a family of microbats) native to the Koreas, Northern Japan, and Russia. They're the only known species of bats to hibernate in snowbanks! In the spring and autumn, it primarily roosts in clumps of dead leaves, but it also utilizes tree cavities and peeling tree bark.
In the winter, they've been found roosting within cylindrical or conical holes in snowbanks. It is hypothesized that the bats excavate these cavities themselves. Hibernating within the snow may protect it from predators and prevent water loss; the snow holes likely have a stable thermal environment, as well. The only other mammal species known to hibernate within snow is the polar bear.
They're a species of Vesper Bat (a family of microbats) native to the Koreas, Northern Japan, and Russia. They're the only known species of bats to hibernate in snowbanks! In the spring and autumn, it primarily roosts in clumps of dead leaves, but it also utilizes tree cavities and peeling tree bark.
In the winter, they've been found roosting within cylindrical or conical holes in snowbanks. It is hypothesized that the bats excavate these cavities themselves. Hibernating within the snow may protect it from predators and prevent water loss; the snow holes likely have a stable thermal environment, as well. The only other mammal species known to hibernate within snow is the polar bear.
Maned Wolf
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The Arabian Sand Boa.
Look at these idiots.
Just look.
They look like they were designed by someone who had a snake poorly described to them and I love them.
[img]https://static.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/0wRUgCXvg_RaZ2XE6y70MRGjMfSgbzruHNri4zCYpy4-5d15d2b2c720c__880.jpg[/img]
PFFFFFHHAHA
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The Arabian Sand Boa.
Look at these idiots.
Just look.
They look like they were designed by someone who had a snake poorly described to them and I love them.
PFFFFFHHAHA
Look at these idiots.
Just look.
They look like they were designed by someone who had a snake poorly described to them and I love them.
PFFFFFHHAHA
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