8 Surprisingly Creepy Animals

Опубликовано 19 ноября 2013, 20:12

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The First UK Captive Bred Aye Aye/2005 Bristol Zoo
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Aye-aye, Daubentonia madagascariensis, 2 week old infant in container on scales, Duke University Primate Center/
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The First UK Captive Bred Aye Aye/2005 Bristol Zoo
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Live Clams Moving on Venice Lido, Italy/suprajen888
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Red fox Cub/Menno Schaefer
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Red Fox Sounds/Adele Brand
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American Bullfrog reflected in water/Jim Mason
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The Crying Bull Frog/deputypenny
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Coconut Crab crawls on the ground of tropical Island in Aitutaki lagoon, Cook Islands./ChameleonsEye
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A wild barn owl/Mark Bridger
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What does a Barn Owl sound like?/Owl Rehab
Wildlife should not be considered pets and should not be handled except by professionals and that the bird featured in our video was receiving medical attention at O.W.L. (Orphaned Wildlife) Rehabilitation Society and was later released back into the wild.
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A stoned snail/kev-shine
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Giant African Snail (Achatina fulica) - An Invasive Species in Hong Kong/Thomas Brown
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GASSnail/U.S. Department of Agriculture
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Sternoptyx pseudobscura, a deep sea hatchetfish, has photophores along the lower side of its body. These produce a dim blue light. A predator looking upward from below might see the fish silhouetted by the dim light from the oceans surface but the counteri/Dante Fenolio
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