24. Human tooth squid

With the scientific name Promachoteuthis Sulcus, this deep-sea squid is extremely rare because there is only one individual found in the south Atlantic Ocean at 2000 m below the sea. Possessing 8 legs and two tentacles, along with perfectly aligned human-like teeth. It is truly a creature you do not want to encounter when diving.

23. Pacu fish

That deep-sea squid is not the only species with human-like teeth. A relative of the piranha , the South American carnivorous fish, the Pacu fish also has square teeth. Although shaped like a piranha, the Pacu fish is much larger, up to 1 m long and weighing 25 kg.

22.Sharkleprechaun

When it comes to scary teeth, nothing compares to the goblin shark, a rare creature belonging to the deep-sea shark class, sometimes also called a living fossil. Recognized by its long snout full of teeth that look like fingernails. This imaginary creature has existed for 125 million years.

21. Anteater

If we combine an elephant and a badger, the resulting child will look like an anteater . They look more like sloths than other animals, anteaters are up to 1.8 m long and are mammals with a long snout, more specifically a tongue that is longer than the snout used to catch insects in ground.

20. Pangolin

If we combine an anteater with a shell we get the pangolin, an armored anteater. Pangolin is a nocturnal mammal found in tropical regions of Africa and Asia.

19. Dumbo Octopus

With the scientific name Grimpoteuthis, dumbo octopus is a genus of octopus although they live in deep sea areas at a depth of 7000 m. They have large, prominent eyes that look like two ears reminiscent of the image of Dumbo the elephant in Walt Disney’s cartoons.

18. Saiga antelope

Previously this species of antelope used to have a very large population, but now they are close to the brink of extinction due to illegal hunting and habitat pollution (only about 50,000 individuals remain). The Saiga antelope has a strange, oversized nose, likened to an elephant’s trunk.

17. Proboscis monkey

Endemic to the island of Borneo, the proboscis monkey is a reddish-brown macaque that coexists with the Bornean orangutan. The nose of this animal has made scientists feel extremely impressed.

16. Black-tailed monkey

Lives in the Tankgkoko conservation area in Indonesia. Black-tailed macaques are especially female with their plump and red rumps that contrast strikingly with their jet-black fur. When viewed from behind, they look really funny.

15. Striped deer

An unusual hybrid of a zebra and a giraffe , the zebra giraffe is a herbivorous mammal native to the Congo, choosing canopy forests at altitudes of 500–1,500 m (1,600–4,900 ft). ). Although they look like zebras with black and white stripes and a short neck, they are actually closely related to giraffes.

14. Angora rabbit

Looking like cotton candy, the Angora rabbit is famous for its thick, white fur. They are often raised for fur or as pets because of their gentle personality.

13. Panda ants

The idea of ​​combining an insect with a 160 kg bear sounds ridiculous but it is true, there is a creature called the panda ant. What makes this animal even more unbelievable is that it belongs to the wasp family. Also known as velvet ants, they are famous for their powerful and painful stings.

12. Owl monkey

Found on the islands of southeastern Asia, owl monkeys look like an over-surprised monkey, which causes their eyes to widen to the size of their brain. In proportion to its eyes and body, the owl monkey possesses one of the largest eyes in the animal kingdom.

11. Red-lipped batfish

Also known as the Galapagos batfish, the red-lipped batfish is a small fish that possesses a pair of bright red lips. This is not a good swimmer, it uses its pectoral fins to walk on the sea floor, which makes it look even more strange.

10. Piglet squid

Another crazy combination, the piglet squid looks like a cross between a piglet and a squid. Living at a depth of 1000 m under the ocean, these deep-sea squids are only about 10 cm long. Its body contains a large tube with a rudder that looks like a fish fin and several small tentacles above its eyes.

9.Snakeprecious

With an unmistakable appearance, this snake has the scientific name Atretochoana Eiselti and looks like a man’s penis. This snake is the largest four-legged creature without lungs. There are currently only 2 individuals found in the Brazilian tropical rainforest, and the snake is ranked number one among the snakes in the natural world.

8. Musk deer

Also known as the saber-toothed deer, the musk deer looks like a cross between a deer and a big cat. Living in the mountainous regions of South Asia, this mammal can be easily detected by its large fangs.

7. Honduran white bat

If you think bats can’t look normal and have soft fur, then you’ve never seen a Honduran white bat. With snow-white fur and yellow ears and nose, this small mammal makes people feel heartwarming.

6. Bearded monkey

Let’s welcome the funniest looking monkey ever. Bearded monkeys are small primates living in South America. Not only do they have a bushy beard, they also have a strange shape on their head that looks like a human butt.

5. Mantis shrimp

Known for their powerful claws, the mantis shrimp looks like a crustacean from another world. With a strange body shape, striking and giant colors, and insect-like eyes, the mantis shrimp has become one of the strangest creatures living on the seabed.

4. Bird droppings spider

For some species, camouflage is important for survival. Some species imitate grass, some look like tree branches…. And what do guano spiders imitate? That’s right, they will disguise themselves as bird droppings because predators are not interested in waste products.

3. Hooded seal

Found only in the northern Atlantic Ocean, the hooded seal is a large silver-gray seal with a red nasal cavity that resembles a hood. Males use this hood to make strange sounds by shaking their heads.

2. Christmas pine worms

If the animals above haven’t satisfied your curiosity, I believe this special worm will. They look like a Christmas tree and are also the characteristic that gives them the name Christmas pine worms.Scientific name is Spirobranchus Giganteus, Christmas tree worm is a cylindrical mollusk that lives in tropical waters around the world.

1. Platypus

When it comes to combining different species into one, no one beats the platypus . Creatures that lay eggs, duckbills, beaver tails , webbed feet, and are mammals . The variety of their appearances once made scientists think that the existence of this interesting animal was just a joke by Mother Nature.