Animals ... Amazing and Bizarre
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​The Brasilian Tree Hopper

  • Leaf eating insect from Brasil.
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Indian Purple Frog

  • Live in South India and spend most of their life underground, only surfacing to mate.
  • Eats mainly termites
  • Threat:  Deforestation for coffee, cardamom and ginger plantations. ​
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The Giraffe Weevil

  • Only discovered in 2008.  From Madagascar.
  • The female has a much shorter neck and lays a single egg on a leaf, then rolls it up to protect it and to give it food.
  • Eats the Giraffe Weevil Tree
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The Probiscus Monkey

  • From Asia
  • Group together - one male and up to 6 females
  • One offspring
  • Eats seeds, flowers and fruit
  • Excellent  swimmers with partially webbed feet
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The Saiga Antelope

  • From Asia, China and Russia
  • Live in herds of between 30 - 40 animals.  Thousands will migrate together, forming part of one of the most spectacular migrations in the world.
  • Live for 6-10 years
  • Litter size 1-2
  • Eats grasses, liches, herb and shrubs
  • Threat:  Hunting and habitat loss
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​Smooth Long-Kneck Turtle

  • From Australia
  • Eats fish, tadpoles, frogs and crayfish
  • Lays between 4-20 hard-shelled eggs
  • Feet are webbed for swimming
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The Snakehead Fish


  • From Australia
  • Can breathe air
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​The Pacu Fish

  • From South America
  • Teeth like human teeth
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Giant Coconut Crab

  • The largest living crab in the world
  • Lives on islands across the Indian Ocean and parts of the Pacific Ocean
  • Cannot swim
  • Eat fruit, nuts, seeds and pith of fallen trees
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The Goblin Shark

  • Live deep in the water 
  • Feed on sting rays, crabs, mollusks and squid
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​The Angora Rabbit

  • Wool had to be clipped every 90 days
  • Eats hay 
  • Lives 7 - 12 years
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​Blue Parrotfish
  • Use their teeth to grind the rocks
  • Eat algae and small animals living in the sand
Thorny Lizard
  • Can live up to 20 years
  • Eats ants - and can eat thousands in one day
  • Is covered in hard, sharp spines 
Lamprey
  • A jawless fish
  • Live mostly in fresh waters
  • Attach their mouthparts to the target animal's body, cutting through the surface tissues to reach the blood and body fluids
  • Have been known to attack himans