Jan20,2025
Known as the "Mexican walking fish," this aquatic salamander retains its juvenile features throughout its life, with frilly gills and a constant "smile."
A critically endangered antelope with a peculiar oversized, tubular nose that helps filter dust and regulate temperature in harsh climates.
Famously dubbed the "world's ugliest animal," this deep-sea creature has a jelly-like body that appears comically saggy outside water.
The only mammal covered in scales, this shy creature curls into a ball when threatened, resembling a living pine cone.
These monkeys are instantly recognizable by their long, bulbous noses, which are believed to attract mates.
Named after Disney's Dumbo, this deep-sea octopus has ear-like fins that make it look adorably peculiar.
This small, burrowing mammal has a bizarre, star-shaped snout that helps it detect prey using touch and smell.