A pink giant slug photo released by the Wildlife Service in New South Wales National Park, Australia.
Recently, foreign media published a collection of rare animals from all over the world, showing people wonderful and diverse species. It not only shows the strangeness and mystery of nature, but also warns people to care for animals and live in harmony with nature.
In addition to various colorful and uncommon animals, there are also some genetically modified species with strange shapes, which provide samples for the study of various difficult diseases of human beings and have far-reaching significance.
A rare six legged calf from southeast Spain has a diagonal on its black-and-white spot. '
Lilli, a six legged calf born in Switzerland in the early spring of this year, has an extra diagonal on her back, which has caused a sensation in the local media. '
Canadian shrimp Captain Bob stoddar and his crew caught a Big Blue Lobster in May, with a probability of one in two million. The University of Maine Lobster Association explains that genetic defects give lobsters a special protein that gives them a special color.
This unique spotted lobster has bright orange and yellow spots. In May, employees at a restaurant in Massachusetts found it. '
The female dachshund named Beyonce is the smallest dog in the world. She was the youngest of her siblings. She suffered heart failure at birth and was eventually rescued by a veterinarian.
The newly discovered rainbow like crab on the island of Filippo Palawan is an endemic freshwater species.
The chameleon found in northern Madagascar is the world's smallest reptile, about an inch from head to foot.
The orange and white kitten with 20 toes has won an extra donation for Milwaukee animal rescue center. It has two more fingers than a normal cat due to a genetic mutation, setting a Guinness world record.
A purple squirrel trapped in a trap found by a couple in Pennsylvania. Senior meteorologists say it could fall into purple ink or paint. Others think it fell into a liquid similar to a mobile toilet.
It is the smallest vertebrate in the world.
The one eyed albino shark caught by Mexican fishermen was once considered a gimmick, but it was identified by the interdisciplinary center of marine science that it was rare in the world.
South Korea's Seoul National University has launched a genetically modified Beagle tegon that turns green under ultraviolet light. As early as April 2009, the University cloned the world's first red transgenic beagle, ruppy.
A brown two brained calf in Georgia has four eyes, three noses and two mouths. A Texas animal husbandry expert said that if the calf's two brains are completely connected to the body, then it can survive. '
The lion tiger is a cross between a lion and a female tiger. A four month old lion tiger, Aries, is riding on her mother Hercules. It grows at the rate of 1 pound a day and can catch up with her 900 pound Hercules at any time. '
This silver beetle found in Costa Rica is magnificent and beautiful.
This kitten with a rare double face deformity has two faces. The chance of survival is only 50%.
The two faced kitten was born in Florida in 2006, two weeks ahead of due date. It has two mouths, one esophagus, four eyes and two noses.
Funded by the American geographic society, Paul Oliver from Australia discovered the long nosed tree frog.
The giant 12 foot long hairtail found in Swedish waters is the world's largest teleost.
A small spotted donkey crossed by a male zebra and a female donkey, with black stripes on its face and legs. It has a zebra nature, standing rather than lying, alert to predators.
A kind-hearted Carolina woman paid a high price for a six-month-old five legged puppy. Its fifth foot grows from the stomach of its hind limb and has six fingers.
In 1997, a double brained pig named Rudy became the pride of Edgewood, Iowa. Pigs usually die soon after birth.
This pair of white headed snakes held in the aquarium before being auctioned online.
A duck in wallaway duck farm, a small town in England, has four feet, which makes it more likely to walk and sway.
The seven legged boar named 'kambal', born in the Philippines in 2001, has attracted an endless stream of tourists.
The rare Asian Unicorn captured in Laos is on the verge of extinction. They are similar in appearance to the antelope, but they are actually close relatives to the bison.