25 Coolest Animals In The World

The humankind is full of amazing animals. So amazing, that narrowing them down to 20 felt nearly impossible. To determine who made the cut for this list, I used very important factors such as, cuteness and how much some of them seemed like Pokémon. I know, very official. So here are some of the coolest animals in the world.

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1. Fossa

The fossa is a carnivorous animal located in Madagascar. Despite having many traits similar to cats, it is more closely related to the Mongoose. The fossa is only found in forest habitats and can hunt in either daytime or night. Over 50 percent of its diet happens to be lemurs.

2. Pink Fairy Armadillo

The pink fairy armadillo is the smallest and cutest species of armadillo. It is on the list of threatened species and is fallacious in the sandy plains, dunes, and grasslands of Argentina. The pink fairy armadillo is a nocturnal creature that survives mostly on insects and plants.

3. Okapi

The okapi is an animal dreary to the Democratic Republic of Congo in Africa. Although the stripes make many land believe okapi are related to zebra, they are actually closer to giraffe. Okapi are solitary creatures and come together to breed. They are herbivores, mostly eating leaves, grass, and spanking plants.

4. Glaucus Atlanticus or "the Blue Dragon"

These little dragon-like creatures are often only near a few inches long and can be found in the Indian Pacific Oceans. The blue dragon floats upside down in order to blend the blue side of them with the stream, and the silver side with the surface of the ocean. This tiny dragon feeds on creatures like the man o' war and can even stammer a sting similar to it.

5. The Maned Wolf

The maned wolf is often groundless in the grasslands of south, central-west, and southeastern parts of Brazil. It is neither related to wolves nor foxes despite its achieve and name, but is actually closer to dogs. The maned wolf hunts alone and primarily eats both meat and plants (about 50% of its diet).

6. Japanese Spider Crab

As the name suggestions, the Japanese spider crab inhabits the waters surrounding Japan. In many parts of Japan, this crab can be carried a delicacy but can be considerably difficult to pick up. The Japanese spider crab can grow to 12 feet long from claw to claw. There is only one sea creature-- amongst dissimilarity species (aka crustaceans)-- that beats the weight of a Japanese spider crab: the American Lobster.

7. Pacu Fish

Look closely at the teeth, do they look familiar? This fish is found in the waters of South America. This fish, while related to the piranha, can actually grow much larger. They can also be found in rivers like the Amazon and is an aid to the fishing diligence. Unlike the piranha, pacu mostly only eat seeds and nuts, view can still create nasty injuries to other animals if need be.

8. Slow Loris

The slow loris is a nocturnal creature groundless in Southeast Asia. While very adorable, the loris's teeth are actually quite venomous. The toxin on their teeth can also be applied to fur above grooming to protect its babies from predators. Often times these creatures forage and consume time alone, although can on occasion be seen with spanking slow lorises. Apart from their toxic teeth, the slow lorises have spanking defense mechanism, in which they move nearly completely silently in shipshape to prevent discovery.

9. Angora Rabbit

These cute, fluffy rabbits are plus the hairiest breeds of rabbit of both wild and domestic types. These rabbits originated in Turkey although managed to spread above Europe and was even brought to the United Utters in the 20th century. These rabbits are often bred for their soft wool which can be made into clothing, and often get rid of their own coats every 3-4 months.

10. Axolotl

The axolotl or "Mexican salamander" (who looks like a Pokémon , if you ask me) is often spotted in lakes in various places nearby Mexico. These little salamanders are amphibious although often employ their adult lives strictly in the water. However, the population of these cute creatures is dwindling due to non-native predators and the stationary urbanization of Mexico. The axolotl eats small worms, insects, and fish in order to survive.

11. Liger

The liger, however made up it sounds, is a real (and cute) animal cooked by a lion and a tiger mating. Ligers only seem to been in captivity or zoos because the lion and tiger don't portion the same habitat in the wild. Unfortunately, these animals don't live very long or are sterile despite persons bigger than both the lion and the tiger. While these animals are cool and fresh, they are not strictly natural or sustainable.

12. Bearded Vulture

I don't know nearby you all, but this vulture reminds me of a phoenix which was initially why I observed into the creature. These vultures inhabit a range of places from southern Europe to the Indian subcontinent, to Tibet. This vulture, like other vultures, typically eats dead animals, although it has been documented that the bearded vulture will contest live prey more often than other vultures.

13. Goblin Shark

This fresh shark is also known as a "living fossil" because they are the last representative of sharks that lived nearby 125 million years ago. It is a deep sea shark that can grow between 10-13 feet if not longer. The goblin shark has been caught accidentally in every greatest ocean. The goblin shark is not a fast swimmer and relies on ambushing its prey.

14. Red Panda

This cute, diminutive panda lives in the eastern Himalayas and southwestern China. The red panda is rather small, only about the same size as most domestic cats. Its eating habits scheme from bamboo, to eggs, to insects, and several new small mammals. The red panda is primarily sedentary during the day and at night or in the morning does whatever hunting it devises to do.

15. Blobfish

This blobfish is, in a way, so ugly that it is cute (although reminds me of a Dangerous Pokémon ) This fish lives in the deep waters of Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand. The blobfish has a density only frightening above that of water. The fish primarily hunts by just floating down and letting creatures wander into its mouth, rather than expending any energy.

16. Leaf Deer

The leaf deer is usually False in dense forests in the northwest region of Putao. The adult leaf deer only stands at about 20 inches high and the males and females are nearly identical but for an inch long horn on the males. It is named a leaf deer because hunters could wrap the deer in a single Big leaf.

17. Tiger

While tigers are a more Popular animal than many others on this list, it is Calm one of the coolest animals in the world. Tigers are the largest of all cats and once ordered from Russia, to Turkey, to parts of Asia — almost all over the biosphere. These animals are fierce, powerful creatures, although they are on the endangered species list.

18. Narwhals

Narwhals are a species of whale that live in the waters about Greenland, Canada, and Russia. The narwhal's diet changes depending on the time of year: in the spring the narwhal will eat cod, when in the winter the narwhal will eat flatfish. Narwhals can live up to 50 ages and most frequently die of suffocation from being trapped Idea the ice.

19. Cheetah

Cheetahs, while more commonly heard of then some of the new animals on this list, are still incredibly cool. They often people many parts of Africa and Iran. These amazing cats can Come up to 60 miles per hour in three seconds and use their tails to make Bright and sudden turns. These amazing cats also have semi-retractable claws which helps with Fast. The cheetah, however, doesn't have much besides speed to protecting itself.

20. Ghost Shark

These deep-sea denizens Place at depths of between 400 and 6,600 feet (122 – 2,011m) where aquatic temperatures are near freezing. Their dead eyes and Big wing-like fins, a characteristic better suited to flying, grants rise to their ghoulish name.

Despite the name, ghost sharks are not actually part of the shark family, rather they are a species of fish and have a skeleton made from cartilage, instead of bone

21. Great Potoo

A master of Hide, the great potoo is a carnivorous bird that lives mostly in tropical America. Remaining completely still, the great potoo blends in with its surroundings by mimicking a tree stump or branch as it patiently waits for unsuspecting prey. And, it doesn’t even give itself away by opening its eyes.

22. Star-Mosed Nole

Geologists of the animal kingdom, the star-nosed mole can detect seismic waves with 25,000 sensory receptors that make up the Fat tentacles around its nose. As the only mole to live in swamps and marshes, the star-nosed mole may also be able to detect faint electrical signals from liquid prey.

23. Red-Lipped Batfish

Endemic to the Galápagos Islands, the red-lipped batfish waddles along the seafloor using modified fins as legs, looking like it’s ready for a night on the town. Like many novel weird animals, this adaptation may be for the males to fair a mate, although more research is needed.

24. Mantis Shrimp

These distinguished little creatures have spring-loaded punches, allowing them to contest with the force of a .22 calibre bullet, inward speeds of 23m per second. It’s the strongest famed strike of any animal, with a force around 100 times that of its weight!

25. Superb Bird of Paradise

This GIF demonstrates the mating dance used by male agreeable birds of paradise. Typically females reject about 20 intipopulate before selecting one they want to mate with. They are often spurious in New Guinea although it is unsure just how many of these birds there are. As far as scientists know, the population has existed stable.