15 amazing animals that you probably haven’t seen yet. The richness of the fauna has no boundaries!

When it comes to mother nature, you never cease to be amazed at her greatness and the inexhaustible number of surprises that she generously gives us. Take, for example, the animal kingdom: until recently, we wrote about its very unusual representatives. It seemed that they had already seen everyone, but there it was! Today we will again tell you about interesting animals and with great pleasure will present 15 rare and extremely amazing representatives of the fauna, most of which are not so famous.

Imperial tamarin

These primates with funny white tendrils live in the rain forests of the Amazon, and are also found in northwestern Brazil, in Eastern Peru and in northern Bolivia. They live in small groups, and when they are in the midst of people, they really need care and attention. I do not know about you, but I would like to console these animals with great pleasure!

Kermodsky bear (ghost bear)

Do you think that in front of you is a polar bear, who got lost somewhere in the forest? In fact, this is a very rare subspecies of the American black bear, living exclusively in the forests of Canada’s west coast. Kermod or, as local Indian tribes say, a “ghost bear” does not belong to polar bears and cannot be called an albino, and the presence of white wool is associated with the presence of a recessive color gene.

Such blondness serves Kermod bears as a kind of camouflage when fishing for salmon on the river, which helps them get enough more fish than their clumsy relatives with dark hair.

Quokka

Do you want to find yourself near an incredibly happy and forever smiling animal? Running a march to Western Australia to meet a fun quack!

The charisma of this little kangaroo is so great that now the whole Internet is teeming with funny pictures of pussies. What can we say about the new fashion trend - "selfie with a quack"!

Big Eared Fox

Just look at this sinister grin ... What did this beast have in mind? But nothing - in fact, these foxes are even very friendly.

Thanks to their disproportionately large ears, they have a keen ear, and their ears help them cool down: considerable "locators" increase the surface of the fox, contributing to an even distribution of heat. Small, but daring!

Sand cat

Ready to see representatives of the only feline species living in sandy deserts? Meet dune cats that live exclusively in hot, arid regions: in the deserts of North Africa and Asia.

Dune seals are considered the smallest among wild cats and weigh only 2.1-3.4 kg. But how do such little ones survive in difficult conditions? The pads of their paws are covered with a dense mat of fur, which allows "hot" cats to walk on the hot sand, and also makes their tracks almost invisible. And big ears help to hear the approach of both prey and enemies.

Sloth bear

Sloth bears or gubachs live in South Asia and belong to endangered species of animals.

These lumps of fur are very different in appearance and lifestyle from real bears, so they are allocated in a separate genus. Despite the name, they do not know about hibernation and can even run faster than humans, although hunting is sometimes too lazy, especially in the rainy season.

Bengali lori

Bengali loris is a species of primates from the genus of thick loris found in the Indian subcontinent and in Indochina.

Unfortunately, these beauties are considered as especially vulnerable: they are under strict protection of the national legislation of the countries in which they live.

Rocky daman

Do you think the photo is a little rodent? In fact, this animal is even more related to elephants and manatees, which is difficult to believe.

Rocky (desert) Damans live mainly in southeastern North Africa and on the Arabian Peninsula. They climb the cliffs perfectly, and also love to relax in groups in the sun. Little damanchiki can even be tamed, but be careful with adults!

Oedipus Tamarin

If the animal kingdom decided to form a rock band, this mod would definitely become a vocalist.

These primates live exclusively in northwestern Colombia, off the coast of the Caribbean Sea. Unfortunately, due to deforestation, they are becoming less and less.

Patagonian Mara

Mara (the common patagonian hare) is the second largest rodent in the world. It lives in the pampas of Argentina and on the rocky expanses of Patagonia. Mar is quite easy to tame, so in recent years, farms have been increasingly appearing where these rather large and unpretentious animals are bred.

Long-eared jerboa

Just for fun, imagine a baby mouse and a rabbit. Does he look like that?

Long-eared jerboa is a rodent of the jerboa family that lives in North Africa and Asia. As you may have guessed, this adorable dwarf because of its long feet can not walk, but fun jumps.

Red Wolf

This is not a fox, not a dog, but a real wolf, just red. It is also called mountain or Himalayan. Mountain predators can be seen in South and East Asia, mainly in mountainous areas.

The Red Wolf is listed in the International Red Book with the status of "endangered species", as well as in the Red Book of Russia.

Roxellan rhinopithecus

Have you ever seen a blue-faced monkey with orange hair?

They live only in South and Central China. In addition to their unusual appearance, these monkeys have another feature: they make sounds without movement of the facial muscles.

Manul

Perhaps the most furry cat in the world.

Pallas (Pallas cats) are common in Central and Central Asia. Within Russia, their range is represented by three sections: eastern, Transbaikal and Tuva-Altai. They tolerate low temperatures well, and then such fluffies. And these feline representatives roar very expressively, which is often portrayed in popular memes. Oh this internet!

Malay bear

Malay Bear (Biruang) is the smallest member of the bear family.

This clubfoot lives in tropical and subtropical forests of the foothills and mountains of Southeast Asia. He climbs trees well, and a thin and long tongue helps to get honey and pick out your favorite termites from nests. Another feature is a whitish or reddish spot in the form of a horseshoe on the chest of the animal. In shape and color, it resembles the rising sun: this is where the scientific name of the genus "Solar Bear" comes from.

The animals in this list are unique and unique in their own way. But there is one thing in common - their gradual disappearance. There are many happy stories about the conservation of endangered species of fauna. Let's hope that these cute animals are lucky.

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