Although it looks like a worm, Caecilian is actually an amphibian.

Although small, this beetle has a length of less than three inches, but they have incredible resilience and a long lifespan.

Batfish often have flat and slender heads, with distinctive bumps on their backbones.

Although rarely known, this animal is often found in cold marine waters and moderate climates.

Their eyes are cylindrical in shape, pointing upwards firmly.

Even when they reach adulthood, larvaceans resemble small tadpoles.

Although giant squid have become famous, scientific knowledge about them is still limited.

This fish has a head, eyes, and a mouth facing upwards.

Paus Rice has a weight of up to 60,000 pounds.

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This is a small microorganism commonly found by everyone because they reproduce on the surface of your face.

The primitive nature makes the frilled shark considered as a living fossil.

This worm swims freely and is distributed in waters with a depth of less than 6,690 feet.

False killer whales earned their nickname because of their structural resemblance to orcas.

Goblin Shark is a living fossil and a lineage that is over 125 million years old.

This frog has only been seen twice in its original habitat since 1975.

There are eight species of pangolins and all of them are protected.

This fish species inhabits the mesopelagic or bathypelagic zone.

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Kucing emas Afrika hanya bisa ditemukan di hutan hujan di wilayah Afrika Barat dan Tengah.

Elephant shrew gets its name from its long nose and its appearance that resembles a mouse.

This frog is named based on the discovery by Charles Darwin.

The giraffe beetle is a species of animal found only in Madagascar.

This chameleon grows to a length of about six inches.

This kuskus is the second largest family in its species.