Portraits of 7 Animals with the Most Unique and Ugliest Appearances in the World, Indonesia Has a Term for Dutch Monkeys

Portrait of 7 Animals with the Most Unique and Ugliest Appearances in the World, Known as Dutch Monkeys in Indonesia.

Dream - Earth is the only planet in the Solar System inhabited by living creatures. Although space exploration is being conducted intensively to discover living creatures, the results are uncertain.

What exists are only scientists' assumptions based on data sent by spacecraft. Living creatures on Earth are diverse in various forms. One of them is animals.

Portraits of 7 Animals with the Most Unique and Ugliest Appearances in the World, Indonesia Has a Term for Dutch Monkeys

"Among the animals that inhabit this Earth, there are some that have beautiful forms, but there are also those that are unique and ugly. Quoted from various sources, here are seven animals with the most unique and ugliest appearances in the world."

"Naked Mole Rat"

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Naked mole rats live in groups underground, with unique characteristics such as pink color, wrinkled skin, and no fur."

The animal with the Latin name Heterocephalus glaber originates from the eastern part of Africa, such as southern Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Djibouti.

"Bekantan"

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags: "Proboscis monkeys, whose habitat is found in the mangrove forests and swamps of Kalimantan, are famous for their long noses. Generally, the male proboscis monkey has a larger nose compared to the female."

"Although living in trees, the primate nicknamed Dutch Monkey is also a skilled swimmer. Proboscis monkeys sometimes swim from one island to another. To support their swimming ability, there is a webbing between the toes of the proboscis monkey."

"Anglerfish"

Ugly and terrifying-looking fish is called Anglerfish in Latin Lophiiformes. As a carnivorous fish, Anglerfish hunts for prey by using a "fishing rod" protruding from the top of its head.

Fishing on the head of an Anglerfish will light up and lure prey to approach before finally being struck using its very large mouth. This fish, which lives in the deep sea, is able to swallow prey twice its size.

"Blobfish"

is a deep-sea fish that can be found in the offshore waters of Australia, Tasmania, and New Zealand. This fish has the Latin name .

Blobfish is often dubbed the ugliest fish in the world. However, that only applies when the Blobfish is brought to land. That is because the Blobfish experiences decompression, as if it no longer has a form. In water, the shape of the Blobfish is like any other fish.

"Star-Nosed Mole"

Star-Nosed Mole can be found in the eastern part of Canada and northeastern United States. The nose of this mouse, which likes to live in wet and damp places, has a unique star-like shape.

This strange nose helps the rat with the Latin name Condylura cristata to adapt in dark environments and detect prey through its highly sensitive sense of touch.

"Antelop Saiga"

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Animal resembling a deer from Central Asia has a round and elongated nose. Its strange nose enables the Saiga Antelope to survive in harsh environmental conditions and extreme temperature changes."

In dry summer, the swollen nose helps filter dust and cool the blood. In winter, this nose functions as a radiator that warms up the cold air before entering the lungs of the Saiga Antelope.

Lemur Aye-aye

or aye-aye lemur, is a unique animal that is only found in Madagascar. Aye-aye lemurs are considered one of the strangest primates in the world.

At night, they search for food using their long middle finger to peek at insect larvae behind tree bark.

The largest nocturnal primate in the world has a face with large eyelids, long bone fingers that make it look like a witch, long fangs, and big ears.

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