10 Unique (But Rare) Animals To See Around The World

Okapi: Native to the Democratic Republic of Congo, resembling a cross between a giraffe and a zebra with unique striped legs.

Quokka: Found in Australia, known as the world's happiest animal due to its smiling expression.

Axolotl: A Mexican salamander known for its ability to regenerate limbs and retain juvenile features throughout its life.

Aye-aye: Native to Madagascar, a nocturnal lemur with large eyes, a long middle finger used for feeding on insects, and a bushy tail.

Platypus: Found in Australia, it's one of the few mammals that lay eggs and has a duck-like bill and webbed feet.

Fossa: Native to Madagascar, resembling a mix between a cat and a mongoose, known for its agility and hunting skills.

Sunda Flying Lemur: Found in Southeast Asia, it's not actually a lemur but a gliding mammal that can soar distances between trees.

Pink Fairy Armadillo: Found in Argentina, it's the smallest species of armadillo with a pink shell and a nocturnal burrowing lifestyle.

Saiga Antelope: Native to Central Asia, known for its distinctive large, inflatable nose that helps filter dust and regulate body temperature.

Sunda Colugo (Flying Lemur): Found in Southeast Asia, it's not actually a lemur but a gliding mammal that can soar distances between trees.

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