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12 Exciting Looking New Species
12 Exciting Looking New Species
1 The Yoda Bat In 2010, a tube-nosed fruit bat with an appearance reminiscent of the Star Wars Jedi Master Yoda was discovered in a remote rainforest. The bat, along with an orange spider and a yellow-spotted frog, is among a host of new species found in a region of Papua, New Guinea. More than 200 animals and plants were revealed for the first time after two months of surveying in…
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"This is a picture of your real mom."
Tried to invent a cyclops shark kaiju.
Cyclops Shark
This 22-inch-long (56-centimeter-long) fetus has a single, functioning eye at the front of its head, and is a specimen that was caught in October of 2011. The eye is a hallmark of a congenital condition called cyclopia, which occurs in several animal species, including humans.
The fact that none have been caught outside the womb suggests cyclops sharks don't survive long in the wild.
Ten Weirdest Life forms of 2011: Editors' Picks 1. Cyclops Shark 2. "Glam Rock" Chameleon 3. "Albino" Spider 4. "Demon" Bat 5. Mind-Control Fungus 6. "Pancake" Sea Slug 7. Vampire Flying Frog 8. Devil Worm 9. Big-"Lipped" Sea Worm 10. "Pink Meanie" Jellyfish Read more about these strange animals here.