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Top 10 Weird Animal Adaptations
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Top 10 Weird Animal Adaptations
9 - Angler Fish
7- ET Salamander
8 - Superb Bird of Paradise
The ET Salamander gets it's name from the old alien movie, ET. Other then how it looks, it's weird because it has no lungs! How do you think it breathes?
The Angler Fish is one ugly fish. It lives in the ocean and hunts using an unusual adaptation... I'll give you some hints...
1. "Angler" is a type of fisherman
2. This fish was featured in a "Finding Nemo" scene
This is one weird bird! Watch it's crazy dance!
10 - Maned Wolf
2 - Pistol Shrimp
Every want to be a superhero with a supersonic weapon? What if it was part of your body? These Pistol Shrimps, catch their prey in a very interesting manner.
The Maned Wolf is not really a wolf, or a fox. It has it's own genus in scientific classification. The Maned Wolf is weird because it has odd long legs and uses urine to communicate. A maned wolf will pee to mark its territory, but it smells really awful! Their nickname is the 'Skunk Wolf"
1 - Osedex
Also called the "bone-eating snot flower",
these weird worms have no eyes and no mouth.
4 - North American Wood Frog
Wood Frogs live in cold areas, and cold blooded animals and the cold don't usually mix very well. Check out the adaptation these frogs have to survive the winter.
5 - Butterflies
Trust us.... Butterflies are weird!
We'll tell you more about why they are this list out in the Zoo!
And the number one
weirdest animal
(according to your Zoo Teachers)
is..........
***drum roll please***
6- Tufted Deer
This deer is weird because it has an adaptation that helps it defend itself against predators that no other deer has...
Honorable Mention
Frogs
Lemurs
Goats
Prehensile Tailed Skink
3 - Hooded Seal
Ever blow bubbles in your bubble gum?
What if you didn't need gum to blow a big pink bubble? Check out these super weird seals.....
Let's check out these animals (and butterflies) out in the zoo!