Rare animals are living creatures that are very difficult to meet. How many more have become extinct? All rare species are hidden from human eyes, and some have never even been heard of. Who are they, the rare animals of the planet?
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Wombat. This is the rarest ancient animal that lives in Australia. The first relatives of the wombat began to appear even when the dinosaurs became extinct. This animal is considered to be the largest tunnel-digger. A man is placed in its dug holes.
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Golden tiger. For the first time this species of tiger was seen only in the 20th century. He acquired a golden color due to a recessive gene. The tiger is native to Bengal and is a relative of the Amur tiger. In total, 30 of these beautiful animals remain.
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Narwhal. Its length is 4.5 meters. It has a round head and a small mouth that sits underneath. In the mouth, 2 teeth can be distinguished, located at the top. The left tooth, only in males, develops into a tusk. For what it is needed, scientists do not yet understand. But a theory is put forward that by this very tusk the narwhal determines the temperature of the water, its pressure and the amount of substances around it.
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The star-nose is a rather interesting mole animal. A feature of the star-nosed nose is the skin growths on each nostril. They serve him as an organ of touch.
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Marsupial wolf, it was also called the Tasmanian wolf. Unfortunately, there are no more of them in nature. It had the largest mouth that could open 120 degrees.
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Purple frog. Lives underground, comes to the surface only to mate during monsoons. The purple frog feeds on termites. It was only found in 2003 because it is very difficult to see it. This representative of the frog family lives in India.
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The red panda is a carnivorous mammal, but its diet is based on plant foods. The red panda lives from England to eastern China. The remains of this rare animal have also been found in North America.
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Pallas' cat. This is a big cat. She lives in the Trans-Baikal Territory, Central and Central Asia. A feature of this beautiful cat is that when light hits its pupil, it does not narrow. Unfortunately, poachers almost exterminated the animal because of its valuable fur, so there are very few of them left.
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The Tasmanian devil is a marsupial, predatory animal that lives only on the island of Tasmania. He was nicknamed the Devil for his fierce disposition, a large jaw with huge and sharp teeth and heart-rending screams at night. The thick tail of the Tasmanian devil indicates that it has accumulated fat. If it is thin, it means that the animal is starving.
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Desman is almost blind from birth, but they have a well-developed sense of touch and smell. These animals are on the verge of extinction.
