Long-eared hedgehog - Wikipedia

Long eared hedgehog

Snakefly - Wikipedia

Snakefly

Palmchat - Wikipedia

Palmchat

Peters's elephantnose fish - Wikipedia

Peter's elephantnose fish

"largest brain-to-body oxygen use ratio of all known vertebrates"

South polar skua - Wikipedia

South Polar Skua

(Key point: "Like other skuas, it flies at the head of a human or other intruder approaching its nest.[citation needed]")

Eastern fence lizard - Wikipedia

Eastern fence lizard

Mastigoproctus giganteus - Wikipedia

Giant whip scorpion (or grampus)

Crawfish frog - Wikipedia

Crawfish frog

(The expression is so relatable.)

Nutria - Wikipedia

Nutria

Crown-of-thorns starfish - Wikipedia

Crown of thorns star fish

Wallace's flying frog - Wikipedia

Wallace's flying frog

(Most photogenic frog)

Cuckoo wasp

White-throated magpie-jay - Wikipedia

The white-throated magpie-jay

Greater bilby - Wikipedia

The greater bilby

Gila monster - Wikipedia

Gila Monster

(one recorded human fatality ever.... In 2024)

Lissachatina fulica - Wikipedia

Giant African Snail

Langaha madagascariensis - Wikipedia

Leaf nosed snake

Selenochlamys ysbryda - Wikipedia

Ghost slug

Northern tamandua - Wikipedia

Northern Tamandua (a mid size anteater)

Dopasia gracilis - Wikipedia

Asian Glass Lizard

(Hes not a snake!!!)

Siphonophorae - Wikipedia

Siphonophorae

Cassowary - Wikipedia

The cassowary

((Humans may have domesticated cassowaries thousands of years before chickens. Now... well...If you dont want to read the whole article read the part about humans lol))

Enypniastes - Wikipedia

"headless chicken fish"

(More deep sea creatures for dopamine)

Psychrolutidae - Wikipedia

The blobfish(es)

(Blah)

Honduran white bat - Wikipedia

The Honduran white bat.

(Something cute for a troubling day)

Black giant squirrel - Wikipedia

Black Giant squirrel

Sloth bear - Wikipedia

The sloth bear

Nycticebus bancanus - Wikipedia

The bangka slow loris

(Makes toxins on its ELBOW.)

Brown-throated sloth - Wikipedia

The brown throated sloth

(Sleeps 15-18 hours a day. JEALOUS)

Chimaera - Wikipedia

The ghost sharks

(Happy Halloween!)