22 Extremely Rare Animal Photos That Show Just How Little The Average Person Knows About Animals
2. These penguin eggs that turn clear once they're boiled:
3. This pattern on a pigeon's feather's that were revealed when a UV light was shined on them:
4. This Dracula parrot that I had no idea existed:
5. This pelican and it's MASSIVE mouth:
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9. This caribou shedding their velvet as their antlers grow in:
10. This ginormous tadpole that never became a frog:
12. This scorpion that completely turned into copper:
13. The remains of this angler fish that washed onshore:
14. This blunt head tree snake:
15. This fox that froze in the lake and then was cut out to be used as a landmark:
16. These itty bitty newborn green vines snakes🥹:
17. This skull of a platypus:
18. This frog who ate a snake that did not get digested at all, so they just pooped it out alive:
19. This wolf that lived a long life with a tree branch stuck between their teeth:
20. This sloth that a man in Brazil found in his car after forgetting to roll up the window at night:
21. These cows walking through their bath like some sort of car wash:
22. And finally, this iconic two-headed snake:
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