The Strange, The Odd, and The Bizarre. Phase 2.

On today's phase, I'll still be on my spree with interesting animals, the kind you may never see. I believe you're ready for this.

AYE-AYE:

Image credit: jamesjoel, CC BY-ND 2.0

Meet Aye-Aye, his royal eye-ness. This rodent-like creature with the face of a drunk old man, and and eyes that glow in the dark, is a primate native to Madagascar. It is most active at night, and that's why it's called a nocturnal primate. It has an awkward physic: look at the fingers, the face, its tail is way longer than its actual body( The body is about 41cm while the tail is about 55cm long) and its teeth continue to grow through out its lifetime!

Did you see that middle finger? OK.

Some might find this creatures hilarious, some may find them terrifying. There's a lot of facts about this ugly creature, but this is the most I can do for now.

2: THE DUMBO OCTOPUS:

This is a specie that lives deep down the oceans. So deep that regular folks like you and I may not be opportune to meet them. Ocean researchers say that they exist in about 9800 to 13000 feet deep. This kind of depth habours the strangest animals and sea monsters. So, I hope you advice yourself never to dream of such adventures. A dumbo Octopod can change its colour, camouflaging it with sea.

Image credits: interactiveoceans.washington.edu

It's still a beautiful creature, as far as I don't get to touch them, yuck!

3: THE FOSA:

These cat-like creatures exist in Madagascar, with the eyes of death, Fosa are the only known predators to specialize in hunting and eating primates, that is, you do not want to come across them when they're hungry.

credits: naplezoo.org
This canivourous animal would easily pass for a pussy cat, but for its larger body.

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