15 wild animals that are so rare you never believe that they exist

ILI Pica is a small, rabbit mammal that is so rare that it was absent for more than 20 years before the re -discovery in 20 years. Only found in the high-high region of the Tian Sean Mountains in China, this tiny creature seems to be a mixture in a teddy bear and a rope. It was first discovered in 1983, but scientists have not been able to detect it again for decades due to its distant habitat and solo nature. It is believed to have less than a thousand presence, turning it into one of the rare mammals in the world. Conservatives can push this species closer to the extinction by fear of climate change and destruction of housing.

Tree kangaroo

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The kangaroo of the tree is rare marsupial that looks like a mixture between kangaroo and a monkey. Not like their land-resident relatives, these unique animals adapted to life in Papua New Guinea and Treatps in northern Australia. With their strong organs and long tail, they are great mountaineers who can easily jump from branches to branches. Since they live in remote, dense forests, they are rarely seen by humans and turned into one of the mysterious members of their Kangaroo family. Forests and hunting have pushed several species of trees to the danger of the kangaroo, making their efforts to survive.

Stork

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The shoe stork is a huge, prehistoric face bird that looks like it is included in the dinosaur documentary than modern times. Found in Central African wetlands, this rare bird is famous for its huge, shoe-shaped scissors, which helps catch fish, both crocodiles and even small crocodiles. It is surprising, seamlessly looking for it and a slow, deliberate movement, which seems almost robotic. Despite being four feet tall, the shoe is incredibly unattractive and a rare experience of giving a spot on the wild. Due to the destruction of housing and hunting, its population has decreased significantly, it has become one of the most seeking birds for wildlife enthusiasts.

Beaten

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Markor is for a rare species of wild goats that are known for its dramatic, twisting horns that can be four feet tall. The local, Afghan and India’s angry hills, are very skilled in climbing the steep, rocky terrain of Markar. It was once at the doorstep of extinction due to overheating, but the saving attempt has helped to gradually recover its numbers. Despite this progress, it remains a solid animal to find in the weaving because of its distant habitat. Its fascinating horns and the unhealthy nature, even with the nature of the marchor, are associated with local myths and legends.

Silver

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Gharial is a long-standing crocodile found in India and Nepal, and is one of the rare reptiles in the world. Not like other crocodiles, it has a slender, teeth -filled snout that is designed for fishing rather than attacking large victims. It was once enriched in the rivers of South Asia, but the habitat was destroyed and the number of victims had severely reduced its number. With less than a thousand left in the weaving, it is a rare occurrence to see the enclosure. The conservatists are working to protect the remaining population before this unique reptile disappears forever.

Pongolin

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The only mammals in the world covered on protective scales look like Pangolins look like their living pinkone. These nocturnal animals are found in some parts of Africa and Asia but they are incredibly rare because of the broad victim. Their strong scales help them protect them from hunters, but unfortunately, they are highly demanded for use in the traditional tait. As a result, the most smuggled mammals on the planets and their population dramatically decreased on the planets. Despite their rirness, they control the population of insects and play a vital role in their ecosystems.

Common

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Kakapo is a flying parrot country in New Zealand that is so rare that there are less than 300 present today. This nocturnal bird is covered in large, round and green feathers, perfectly mixed with its forest environment. Not like most birds, kakapos do not fly; They shake and climb toward the tree with strong legs. They also have an unusual defense system – when the threat was given, they settled in the place, which people worked well before the introduction of hunters like cats and rats. Thanks to the sacrificed conservation effort, the number of Kakapo is slowly increasing, but they remain as one of the rare birds in the world.

Dugang

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Often the mistakes for the mered by the past sailors, to adapt to Dugang, and close relatives of one of the mysterious marine mammals. The Indo-Pacific is found in warm coastal water throughout the Ocean, dugangs are cigarettes, and are rarely seen near the surface. Despite their gentle nature, they are highly threatened by the destruction of the housing, the boat collision and the victim. Their slow breeding rates make their population restore it to restore, pushing them to extinction. It is a rare and unforgettable experience to spot a dugang in the weaving.

Sunda Kalugo

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Sunda Kalugo, also known as flying lemur, does not actually fly – but it can glide more than 100 meters in the tree. This nocturnal mammal is found in the southeast Asian forests, its large skin flap uses to fly through the air. Despite the incredible gliding power, it is rarely seen because of its great disguise. It is drawn to the tree trunk during the day, so well mixed that most people cross it without targeting. Scientists still have many answer questions about these attractive and unhealthy animals.

Philippines ag gall

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The Philippine Ag Gol, also known as “Monkey-eating AG Gol”, is one of the rare and powerful birds in the world. Up to seven feet, it dominates the sky of the Rain Forest of the Philippines. However, the forest degeneration and the victim their population have led to less than 400 people. It is considered as a national treasure in the Philippines, but it can completely disappear without the further view of the conservation. Very few people have seen this glorious bird in the weaving, turning it into one of the planets.

Oakpie

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Okapi is similar to the mixture between a zebra and giraffe but it is more closely related to the next. This unfortunate, forest-living creature was well known to the locals, but was unknown to the outside world in the early 1900s. Congo is rarely seen because of the great disguise and confidential nature of the local, Okapi of the Democratic Republic. Even scientists fight to study them, each surely makes spectacular spectacular. Due to the destruction of habitat and hunting, their numbers are declining, made them into rare large mammals in Africa.

Japanese spider crab

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The Japanese spider crab is a deep sea crustacian that has legs that can extend up to 12 feet, turning it into the world’s largest arthropod. These crabs live in cool water from Japan and are rarely seen by divers because of their extreme depth. Despite their horror appearance, they are amazingly gentle and have a lifetime for more than 100 years. Due to overfishing, their population is declining and they are becoming tough to find. It is an incredibly rare experience to see one in its natural habitat that is reserved for deep sea explorers.

Tarsier

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With its huge eyes and small body, Tarsier looks something outside of a fantasy movie. Found in Southeast Asia, these small primates are nocturnal hunters that jump into the tree to catch insects. Their eyes are so big that they can’t go to their socket, so they turn their heads around 180 degrees like the owl. Despite their adorable appearance, tarsiaers are incredibly shy and hard to find in the wild. The destruction of habitat and the trade of illegal pets has made them even more rare, pushing some species to the doorstep of extinction.

Aquotole

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Known as “Mexican Walking Fish”, Acolotol is actually a salamander that never transformed into a whole, which is not in its larvae stage for life. Only a few lakes have been found in Mexico, this creature can re -cause the lost organs, including the heart and brain parts. Despite its unique biology, the aquotol is critically endangered due to the destruction and pollution of housing. It has gained fame in pet market and scientific research but is incredibly rare in the weaving. Conservationists are now working hard to preserve the last wild population.

Amur

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Amu’s leopard is one of the rare large cats in the world, of which less than 100 people remain in the wild. The native of Russian far -east and parts of China is known for the dense, luxurious fur and stunning gold spots of the leopard. Unlike most leopards, it adapted to the snowy environment and could survive in extremely cool situations. The habitat damage and the victim pushed it to the doorstep of extinction, making it the most critically endangered way. Conservation programs are slowly helping to recover its numbers, but it remains an incredibly rare scene in the wild.

Wildlife you will only see in your dreams

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These animals prove that nature is strange, great and sometimes ridiculous. Blind, slippery from the slugs of the sea, it seems as if a very fun test was performed in evolution. Their extreme rigidity turns the final VIPs of their nature, the philosophy is so rare that even scientists fight to ensure their existence. If you have ever identified one of these unhealthy animals in the wild, consider yourself in the middle of incredibly lucky or in the middle of a broad frank. Take a picture – because without proof, no one will trust you.