Captions provided by CCTubes – Captioning the Internet! There are still countless species left undiscovered by science, but even of those that have been discovered, not all of them are commonly known. Today I present to you the top 20 creatures you never knew existed.
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Be Amazed at these Top 20 Creatures You Never Knew Existed! Okapi – The okapi might look like a relative of the zebra with its striped legs and dark coloration, but this weird, glued together animal is actually a small member of the giraffe family. Venezuelan Poodle Moth – It’s cute. It’s fluffy. It’s the Venezuelan poodle moth. Sea Pigs – The sea pig doesn’t look like a pig at all. Kakapo – Not to be confused with the designer dog, the kakapo is a critically endangered parrot from New Zealand. Saiga Antelope – The saiga antelope is a critically endangered species that used to range across Eurasia, and even, in prehistoric times, in North America. Indian Purple Frog – If you’re picturing a dainty, little, violet amphibian, think again. Hummingbird Hawk Moth – The hummingbird hawk moth—seriously, coolest name ever—is an oddly bird-like insect that can be found from Portugal to Japan and has even been spotted in Canada and parts of the US! Gobi Jerboa – If a gerbil and a rabbit had a lovechild, it would be the gobi jerboa. Amazonian Royal Fly Catcher – The Amazonian Royal Fly Catcher is a true king among birds. Pangolin – Pangolins are nocturnal, tree dwelling mammals native to the rainforests of Africa and Asia.
Lowland Streaked Tenrec – People can’t seem to decide if this animal is a bee, a hedgehog, or some weird hybrid of the two. Sunda Flying Lemur – The sunda flying lemur is an arboreal mammal native to Southeast Asia. Honduran White Bat – The Honduran white bat is a central American animal that makes its own home by chewing the spines of leaves, causing them to fold over into a tent. GlaucusAtlanticus – Touching a glaucusatlanticus, also known as the blue dragon, would lead to an unpleasant surprise. This colorful sea slug spends its life on the ocean’s surface, swimming with small, back and forth movements. Red Lipped Batfish – The red lipped batfish is a cousin to the more popular, much creepier looking anglerfish. Peacock Spider – With species names like sparklemuffin and skeletorus peacock spiders are undeniably some of the most interesting arachnids on the planet. UmboniaSpinosa – No, the umboniaspinosa isn’t a spell from the Harry Potter books. Mexican Mole Lizard – This weird, little animal photographed by twitter user Sarah Ruane looks like a mole and an earthworm got together and had a baby. Panda Ant – The panda ant isn’t an ant at all. This deceivingly cute insect is actually a wasp. Pink Fairy Armadillo – The pink fairy armadillo—aka, living sushi—is the smallest, and arguably cutest, member of the armadillo family.
