World's Dirtiest Animals

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Hippos wallow in mud to keep cool, making them one of the dirtiest animals.

Hippopotamuses

Capuchins cover their bodies in strong-smelling substances, including onions and mud.

Capuchin Monkeys

Hagfish cover their bodies in jelly-like mucus, which contributes to their dirty image.

Hagfish

These birds are scavengers that feed on the carcasses of other animals.

Turkey Vultures

Sloths sometimes consume algae straight off their bodies, earning them the title of one of the dirtiest animals.

Sloths

Bison are often seen rolling around in dirt or mud, contributing to their reputation as dirty animals.

Bison

Pigeons rely on trash cans, dumpsters, and other dirty environments for food, making them carriers of many diseases.

Pigeons