Freaky Fauna Friday

This ice age relic is famous for their exaggerated proboscis and are poster children for dwindling rare species.

An animal so mystifying and rare, a man dedicated to researching them in their natural habitat for year, never seen one. Almost 95% of them die immediately when placed into captivity.

All descendants of the red Indian jungle fowl, originally native to Southeastern Asia. These are the most numerous avians on the planet. They have been domesticated for their meat, eggs, feathers, and even pets!

This diverse group is not only famous for their iconic look of their shells but also their stationary lifestyle as adults, the sweet liquid they produce, and their bizarre reproductive strategies.

One of the most fearsome predators on the ice flows. These are one of the few aquatic animals that Mr. E does NOT want to be in the water with.

This massive marsh avian is famous for their prehistoric looks and their predatory feeding habits on infant crocodilians.

This amazing group of arachnids uses a trick ballooning to travel great distances and conquer every continent except Antarctica.

This mighty group of crustaceans comes in a myriad of shapes and sizes, but one thing they all have in common is their love for decoration and camouflage.

These primates are not only famous for their overly sized noses, but also for their odd behavior. Including peeing on each other.

These little but mighty insects hold within them the power to create chemical explosions, burns, and even really stinky juice.