Komondor
The Komondor (Canis familiaris pastorialis villosus hungaricus) is one of the most unusual bred dogs. It is a kind of the Hungarian livestock guardian dog. It has a densely growth of much of unique long, thick white coats (resembles a mop) that covered all over its body. These striking white coats can give it an awed appearance. The male has a height of at least 271/2” at the shoulders while the female is 251/2” tall. While large, the male only weights 80 pounds and the female weights more than 60 pounds.
Yeti Crab
The Yeti Crab (Kiwa hirsute) is a new species of deep-sea crab discovered in the South Pacific Ocean in March 2005. It has legs that are covered with long, pale yellow hairs. This crab is an unusually large creature found in 15cm long in a group of crustacean. It was found at the depth of 2,200m (7,200ft), 1,500km (900miles) south of Easter Island in the South Pacific.
Axoloti
The Axoloti (Ambystoma mexicanum) is a type of Mexican salamander. It has a relatively soft and sensitive skin and gills. As it can breathe through moist skin, it can stay out of water for short periods, as long as its skin does not dry out. Its life span is up to 10 to 15 years. It has an amazing regenerative ability as it will heal readily even if it gets its body part injured.
Angora rabbit
The Angora rabbit is one of the oldest types of domestic rabbit bred for its silky and soft wool. This species is thought to be originated from Turkey hundred years ago. Today, they are four distinct breeds of Angora rabbit which include the varieties of the English, French, Giant and Satin, of all possessing their own unique breed characteristics. Among them, the “English” breed appears to be the smallest, weighing in at 5 to 7.5pounds. In contrary, the “Giant” breed is considered to be the largest, weighing in at 10 to over 20 pounds.
Dumbo octopus
The Dumbo octopus (Grimpoteuthis) is a benthic creature which has the ear-like fins protruding from the top of its head-like body. It dwells on the ocean floor with an extreme depth of 300 to 400m. It can grow up to 20cm. It belongs to a soft or semi-gelatinous octopus with a pair of fins located on its mantle and webbing between its arms.
The Blobfish
The Blobfish (Psychrolutes marcidus) is a type of strange-looking fish that dwells in the deep sea water off the coasts of Australia and Tasmania. According to the marine reports, this creature can withstand at depths where the pressure is several dozen times higher than at sea level. Its jelly-like flesh is less dense than water, and hence this low-density flesh (an alternative to a gas-filled swim bladder) has benefited this creature to swim in less deep waters.
The Proboscis monkey
The Proboscis monkey (Nasalis larvatus) is one of the world's unusual monkeys. Locally, it is also known as the “Dutchman Monkey.” This species inhibits particularly in the mangrove forests, swamps, and lowland riparian forests in Borneo. It has a very large protruding nose, with the male being distinctive much larger and heavier than the female. Apart from this large nose, it also has a bright red, visible penis and black scrotum. Generally, its upper body may either in pale grayish yellow or reddish brown in color. When it gets excited or angry, its nose will swell and turn red. Its infant is born with black fur and a vivid blue face.
Hagfish
Hagfish is a creature that has an elongated, eel-like body along with its paddle-like tail. It may appear in a color ranging from pink to blue-grey, and may have black or white mottling, to which its colors depends wholly on its species. It may have its eyes present or absent, and it has no obvious fins or jaws, but it has a typical short tentacle-like protrusions around its mouth. It measures approximately 18 inches in length, with the Eptatretus being the largest species measured at 127cm, while Myxine pequenoi and Myxine kuoi being the smallest measured at less than 18cm. An adult hagfish can secrete substantial amount of sticky slime or mucus enough to turn a bucket of water into a thick and sticky gel within the minutes.
Purple frog
The purple frog (Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis) is a type of large burrowing frog with a distinct and bloated appearance that is commonly seen in the Western Ghats Mountains of Southern India. This species of frog, also called Pignose frog was discovered in October 2003. When found, scientists believe it is a living fossil which seems to have split up from other frogs about 150 million years ago and yet it has not changed much thereafter. It has a small head along with its rather odd pointed snout. It is dark purple in color and hence it is named as a purple frog. It feels like a big bag of jelly when you hold it in your palm.
Oyster Toadfish
The oyster toadfish (Opsanus tau) is an ugly toad you probably would not want to stay too long looking at it. It can reach a maximum length of about 38cm. Its appearance is marked with yellowish pattern of brown oblique bars. This creature can survive in a worst condition even it is fed with very little food. In 1997, NASA sent this Oyster toadfish to the space to investigate the effects of microgravity on the development of otolithic organs.
Unknown creature
This creature is unknown to date. It has all its body enveloped with a muscular flesh. It is not only weird at its appearance, but also has an ugly look that no one will wish to rear it as a pet. It likes to lay its body upon a bulk in a cool and moist place.
