The fleshy appendages that ring the snout of the star-nosed mole, shown here, make it one strange-looking creature. But when it comes to eating, those 22 tentacles help the mole detect and devour food faster than the human eye can follow – in a fraction of a second. Researchers say the speedy feeding allows the mole to prey on small insect larvae that would otherwise be too energetically costly to eat. The creature lives and forages under the cover of marshes and wetlands along the east coast of North America.

Nope this is not photoshop manipulated. A female polar bear named Pelusa turned purple after she was given a special treatment to clear up a skin condition. This has attracted crowds at the Mendoza City Zoo in Argentina. The fur has returned to normal after a few days.

Axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum)


Axolotls fail to undergo metamorphosis and remain aquatic and gilled through adulthood. This unusual species originates from Mexico. It also has the ability to regenerate most body parts. They are commonly kept as pets in the US, UK, Australia, Japan and other countries.

Purple Frog (Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis)


This is one of the freakiest looking creatures on Earth - the Purple Frog. It is also known as Pignose Frog and is native to Western Ghats in India. The frog's reclusive lifestyle is what caused the species to escape earlier notice by biologists. It was discovered only in 2003. This frog's cry sounds more like one from a chicken. The frog spends most of the year underground, surfacing only for about two weeks, during the monsoon, for purposes of mating.

Barred Tiger Salamander (Ambystoma mavortium)


This unique-looking creature named Barred Tiger Salamander is the State Amphibian of Kansas, USA. It is a species of salamander found from southwestern Canada in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, south through the western US to Texas, and northern Mexico. It is a species with a broad head and a bulky body. Its skin is
moist and capable of growing to 14 inches or 35 cm in length

Budgett's Frog (Lepidobatrachus laevis)


This amphibian is also called Escuerzo or Wide-mouth frog, an endangered species of frog due to habitat loss. It is native to Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia and lives on dry savanna, dry shrub land, freshwater marshes and ponds.Budgett's frogs are very rare to find in a traditional chain pet shop. Due to their comical appearance, they are attractive to amphibian keepers. This frog is aggressive and has been known to bite when cornered by a human or predator.

梳子水母。由于海平面和海底间存在巨大的水压落差，人们还无法展出活的海底生物。如果要将海底生物活着运抵陆地，必须准备一个特殊的水容器，使之拥有与海底同样的温度和压力，以保持这些生物所适应的生存环境。