weird animals

Like most of our will life we poss more of a threat to them then they do to us due to habitat destruction. You don't see these cats in other parts of Madagascar to much they mostly stay in the humid parts of the forest. The matting takes place on horizontal tree branches about 20 feet off the ground, these limbs have to be long enough and strong enough to support both of the Fossa's. This matting can last for several hours. When birthing occurs they can give birth to a litter of 2 to 6 with a mixture of sexes. After about 4.5 months weaning occurs and after about a year they are fully independent

geoducks are large (and edible) saltwater clams that look a bit, um, pornographic. They grow up to a metre long and dont have many predators apart from humans.

For the bald uakari monkey a bright red face is a considered a sign of good health and helps other uakaris choose a mate. These primates tend to live near the water in Brazil and Peru.

Its a rock with arms, essentially. Which is probably why it looks so glum. The cape rain frog lives in South Africa where its equally at home in farmland and urban areas.

Most of you probably never heard of the Almiqui before. They are also known as the Cuban Solenodon. Almiqui is an insectivore found only in the eastern mountains of Cuba.

They are unusual pigs and live in Africa. What is uglier than a pig? Of course a pig with horns. They are impressive but not attractive.

Are u thinking about having a kitty pet? Go and get a Sphynx Cat, it will be your best friend. The only problem is they are hairless.

I would prefer not to use any photos of naked mole rat but anyways here it is. Sorry if you arent enjoying:).

The gerenuk, Litocranius walleri, also known as the Wallers gazelle, is a long-necked species of antelope found in dry thorn bush scrub and desert in East Africa, from Somalia, Djibouti and eastern Ethiopia through northern and eastern Kenya to northeastern Tanzania. The word gerenuk (pronounced with a hard g) comes from the Somali language, meaning

The saiga antelope has to be one of the world's most bizarre looking animals The Saiga Antelope is one of the worlds most ancient mammals, having shared the Earth with saber-toothed tigers and woolly mammoths, 250,000 years ago. Thought to be extinct at one time, they are also referred to as living fossils