1. One-eyed shark
A rare shark fetus found in Mexico is 22 inches (about 56 cm) long and has only one eye, which grows in front of the head. One-eyed shark is one of the top ten weird animals. In fact, this shark suffers from a congenital disease called cyclopia. Some animals, including humans, will appear in cyclops. It is the first time to catch a one-eyed shark outside the mother shark. A biologist who studies sharks in university of north florida, Jacksonville, said that scientists have found one-eyed shark fetuses many times before. But they haven't been able to catch the one-eyed shark outside the mother shark, which shows that this shark can't survive in the wild for a long time.
2. Red-lipped bat fish
Red-lipped bat fish, which lives in La Pagos Islands, has bright red lips as its name implies. More specifically, it has four legs and is considered as one of the ugliest fish in the world.
3. leaf horned frog
The leaf-horned frog, which lives in the hilly woodland of Southeast Asia, is an amphibian disguised as a leaf. If you don't distinguish it carefully, it is difficult to distinguish it from its potential. This frog seldom walks. It will wait for rabbits, and when crabs, lizards, small rodents and other frogs are very close to it, it will suddenly attack and swallow the whole prey.
4. Stiff fungi
In the rain forest of Brazil, the head of a zombie ant looks like a rhizome. This "stalk" is actually a newly discovered fungus named Zombie. Scientists say that this fungus was originally thought to be a single species, but there are actually four distinct populations, all of which can control ants mentally. It can infect ants and occupy their brains. Once the ants move to the most suitable area for their growth and spore spread, they will kill the ants.
5. Indonesian Octopus Man
Originated in India, a woman was cooking octopus in a pot at home. Unexpectedly, she heard a baby crying from the pot. She quickly opened it and found that the octopus had become a "strange" thing with a head, as beautiful as a one-eyed shark with only one eye. I was scared on the spot, which is the origin of Indonesian Octopus Man.
According to the woman at that time, this octopus was bought by her husband from a fishing boat outside. When I bought it back, it was no different from ordinary octopus. It has eyes, nose and ears, but she didn't expect to become an Indonesian octopus after cooking at home. This phenomenon really puzzled her.