Axolotl
Also known as the Mexican walking fish, the axolotl is a unique aquatic salamander that retains its juvenile features throughout its entire life. It is found in Mexico and is known for its remarkable regenerative abilities
Narwhal
Often referred to as the "unicorn of the sea," the narwhal is a toothed whale with a long, spiral tusk that can reach lengths of up to 10 feet (3 meters). They inhabit the Arctic waters
Dumbo Octopus
Named after the Disney character Dumbo, these octopuses have ear-like fins on the sides of their bodies and are found in deep ocean water
Fossa
Native to Madagascar, the fossa is a carnivorous mammal that resembles a large mongoose or cat
Red-lipped Batfish
Found near the Galápagos Islands, the red-lipped batfish has bright red lips and a unique walking behavior using its pectoral fins
Leaf-tailed Gecko
These geckos from Madagascar have flattened bodies and tails that resemble leaves, providing excellent camouflage
Dhole
Also known as the Asiatic wild dog, the dhole is a highly social and adaptable canid found in parts of Asia
Squidworm
Discovered in the Celebes Sea, the squidworm has characteristics of both squid and worms and was found at depths of over 2,000 meters
African Naked Mole-rat
These social rodents from East Africa are known for their hairless, wrinkled appearance and eusocial behavior
Markhor
A wild goat species native to Central Asia, the markhor is known for its impressive spiral horns and distinctive appearance
Glaucus Atlanticus
Also known as the blue dragon, this small sea slug floats upside down on the ocean surface, using the coloration on its underside as camouflage