Naked Mole Rat
Despite their name, the naked mole rat has a small amount of hair and little eyes that have some visual acuity that they rarely need.
Red Panda
The bright reddish coat of the red panda is good for camouflage since they normally escape to fir trees with red-brown moss if in danger.
Spectacled Bear
Even though the spectacled bear is the largest land carnivore on that part of South America, only about 5% to 7% of their diet is meat.
Black Skimmer
A black skimmer has a long lower mandible to help with fishing. While flying they’ll dip their mandible below water and snap their beak shut.
Gharial
The gharial rarely leaves the water except to bask in the sun or lay eggs. Since they don’t frequent land, gharials pose little threat to us.
Bengal Tiger
The Bengal tiger’s canines can grow just under 4 inches long making them the longest of all cats, letting them easily hunt prey like chital.
Maine Coon
The Maine Coon’s water-resistant fur is shorter on their shoulders and heads so they can navigate the woods without snaring on branches.
Aardwolf
A characteristic of an aardwolf is their mane that goes from head to tail. If threatened, their mane will raise up making them seem larger.
Blacktip Shark
Besides their usual swimming trips, the blacktip shark will migrate hundreds of miles every year to avoid the cold weather.
Hoatzin
Even though a hoatzin has large wings, they rarely fly. Their pectoral muscles are poorly developed to make room for their digestive system.
