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Atergatis Integerrimus - A highly toxic crab that resembles Pancake

The long-tailed ground roller (Uratelornis chimaera) lives only in a small corner of southwest Madagascar, eating bugs and small lizards and nesting in burrows.

Lophelia pertusa, a deep-sea reef-building coral that thrives in the Arctic. Røst Reef near Norway is 3 x 5 km (2 x 22 miles) of Lophelia. It thrives without sunlight, eating plankton up to 2 cm in size, and builds important habitats. (And if you didn't know, corals are animals.)

Candy Darter (Etheostoma osburni)

Four-eyed fish ( Anableps)

The European Mink (Mustela lutreola) is one of the most endangered mammals in Europe and most people don’t know it exists!!

The bearded vulture : the only known animal whose diet consists almost exclusively of bones. | Gypaetus barbatus

The cuckoo-roller (Leptosomus discolor) is the sole living member of its entire order — for comparison, other bird orders can contain hundreds of species, while Passeriformes (a.k.a. songbirds) has over 6,500. And, despite its name, the cuckoo-roller is not closely related to cuckoos nor rollers.

Mr Hairy (Lauriea siagiani)

Meet one of the most disturbing animals on earth: the amphibian Atretochoana eiselti

The cat gecko, Aeluroscalabotes felinus, named after its curled-up sleep position. Like the somewhat related leopard gecko, it lacks toe pads and can close its eyes. Lives in Southeast Asian rainforests, and difficult to keep in captivity.

The geographic cone snail (Conus geographus) releases insulin into the water to stun its prey, then moves in to engulf and harpoon the fish with deadly neurotoxins.

"Hawaiian : Theridion Grallator"

Euchirus dupontianus - watermelon longarm scarab

The Corps of Exploration crew react to seeing this Bigfin Squid (Magnapinna pacifica) over 5,100 meters deep in the waters of the Cook Islands. They are rarely ever seen by humans (fewer than two dozen recorded sightings), since they are the only squid known to live as deep as the hadal zone.

Uroballus carlei: this species of jumping spider mimics a lichen moth caterpillar, possibly as a way to deter predators

Onychocerus albitarsis: this beetle has scorpion-like stingers on the tips of its antennae, and it's the only beetle that is known to produce a venomous sting

Blue Morpho (Menelaus Blue Morpho) Butterfly

This is the bay cat (Catopuma badia), they have been recorded in history fewer than 100 times and they weren't found again for 60 years after their first discovery

The Sea Mouse (Aphrodita aculeata): this marine worm's body is fringed by photonic crystals that emit colorful displays of light; each crystal is essentially a thin, glassy tube with a wall composed of 88 perfectly hexagonal cylinders

The desert catfish [Hoplosternum littorale]

🔥Hyalophora cecropia, North America's largest native moth

Platypus of entomology (Myrmarachne) (not sure which species within the genus, sorry)

The hooded pitohui (Pitohui dichrous) is one of the few known toxic birds. Like poison dart frogs, it builds up toxins in its body — likely from beetles that it eats — storing them most potently in its feathers which can cause an itching, burning and numbing sensation when touched.