From Penis Snakes To The Ghost Sharks, Here Are The 7 Most Weird Animals In The World

Weird Animals

The world does save a lot of mysteries and interesting things to know. Whether it's on the seabed, on the river or among the flowers. From the most cute to the creepy and dangerous.

Here Woocah distributes 7 animals that have strange shapes in between:


1. The pokemon dragon in the real world, Glaucus Atlanticus

Blue Sea Slug

Not only because of its unique shape, the animal that looks like a blue dragon is dubbed Pokemon in the real world. As a sea slug, the blue dragon is usually found to float with the backs on the surface. The main food is a small marine animal that resembles a jellyfish, siphonophore.

But, although unique and petite, do not ever touch this animal. Because He can sting and his sting is very painful.

2. Snake Penis

This snake are commonly found in the Amazon river.

When I first saw this animal, my first word was "WTF !!". How come, animals that have a scientific name Atretochoana eiselti is in addition shaped like a penis can also reach length of 81 cm.

Biologists who identify this species say that A eiselti has no lungs and breathes using its skin. They have poor eyesight and rely solely on smells to identify their surroundings


3. Hawk Moth

Butterflies that resemble birds

Hawk Moth, a moth that looks like a hummingbird at a glance this is the result of convergent evolution, in which two unrelated organisms develop similar characteristics because they adapt to the same environment.


4. Pacu fish

Piranha's Brother, the vegetarian

At first glance, this fish like such as an edited photo isn't?. but actually this is original. Fish that have teeth like humans is still related to piranha but he is vegetarian. It was first discovered in Denmark in 2013 and included in the tropical fish group.


5. The Unicorn Sea, Narwhal

Narwhal, The sea unicorn

Often called the sea unicorn, narwhal is a strange, but beautiful creature. It has long fangs protruding in the head. Its length reaches 17 feet, while the fangs on its head can reach 10 feet.

Narwhal population is estimated at more than 80,000 , and is spread across the Arctic waters of Canada, Greenland, Norway, and Russia. In the winter, the narwhal will be under the sea ice in the Baffin Bay area, Davis Strait, for five months.


6. Goblin shark or ghost shark

 

Ever heard of sharks that have jaws inside the jaw to attack their prey? It is a goblin shark or a ghost shark (Mitsukurina owstoni). The Goblin shark is named after it because of its terrible appearance. It has a knee-shaped muzzle and a fang protruding from its long jaw.

Fortunately, these animals rarely seen by human because they live in the deep sea and usually off the coast of Japan.


7. The Cute Rodent, Pygmy Baluchistan Jerboa

And for the last list is Baluchistan Pygmy Jerboa. The tiny animal was once called the most cute rodent in the world. His body is very small and short, and the shape of his face as cute as a doll.

This balding Egyptian is also the world's smallest rodent by the Guinness Book of World Records in 2010.