The Rarest Animals On Earth

If you have read our list of the 25 most dangerous animals in the world, then you know that there are some strange animals in the wild that are not too soft. From four-legged inhabitants to marine life paddling in the water, evolution sometimes produces some strange creatures at times. It is the nature of things. Diversity only makes the world a rich and vibrant place to live. So, while we are talking about dangerous animals before, this time, we are going to take a walk on the strange side as we present you some of the most unique life forms on this planet. Here are the 25 rarest animals on Earth.

Axolotl

The axolotl is a species of salamander of Mexican mole whose larvae do not undergo metamorphosis and, therefore, the adults remained bred and aquatic. They originated in the lake that underlies Mexico City and are often used in research due to their curious ability to regenerate.


Hagfish

Having been called the most disgusting and disgusting creature in the sea, the hagfish lives far below the surface of the waves. When hungry, it clings to a passing fish, pierces its way through the skin and then consumes it from the inside out.

Sun Bear

Also known as the "dog bear" due to its small stature and extremely long tongue, it is found in the rainforests of Southeast Asia.

Star Nosed Mole

Living in the northeastern United States and Canada, the star-nosed mole has 22 miniature tentacles at the tip of its snout that it uses to search for food.