Top rarest animals of the world that you will hardly ever meet

3/28/2017

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Nature Story: Top rarest animals of the world that you will hardly ever meet

Take a look at this compilation of the rarest animals on Earth. You have never seen them!

These animals can be hardly met in real life, although not all of them are on the brink of extinction. Some of these creatures had been thought to be extinct, before some photographers took pictures of them. Now you have a great opportunity to see them with your own eyes. Watch and enjoy!

#1 Giant Squid

#2 Snow Leopard

#3 White Lion

#4 Florida Panther

#5 Spotted Deer

#6 Tiger Quoll

#7 Sumatran Rhino

#8 Tonkin Snub Nosed Monkey

#9 Common Sawfish

#10 Southern Hairy Nosed Wombat

#11 Angelshark

#12 Angonoka

#13 Gooty Tarantula

#14 Roloway Monkey

#15 Araripe Manakin

Which creature did you like the most? Why? Would you like to meet any of them in real life?

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What are your thoughts on this subject?

111 Comments

Shae Deschenes

Snow Leopard. I also wish when pictures like these are shown that some information would come along with the pictures. I suppose we could look them up but you look at the pictures and the mind have questions.

Raymond Cardona

Janice Turkovich Stewart, Hi, the animal "deer" was spelled correctly on my quiz feed Bonnie

Debbie Young

The pictures are amazing....although like Shae Deschenes mentioned would nice to have the info to go with them...other then that so beautiful

Rebecca Braham

The Southern Hairy-nosed wombat is reasonably common in drier parts of South Australia and can be readily seen, most commonly and unfortunately as roadkill. It is its larger cousin, the Northern Hairy-nosed wombat that is most unlikely to be seen, as there are so few of them left and only in one tiny part of Queensland.

Gail Cusack

Gorgeous animals although I wouldn't appreciate being close to most! We are so lucky to see these beautiful pictures, not normally seen in the wild. Thank you

mwilson

I agree. They are great pictures but I too woulld love some information on them too.

carole winslow

I have seen many snow leopards as my local zoo has had breeding pairs for many years. We participate in a species survival program for them and have sent offspring to many other zoos to help prevent extinction of this beautiful animal. We have a young cub right now.

Ilias Tsiabardas

Rare and Beautiful animals I love them All !!!

Alex Bennett

Ive saw a white lion and as now leopard

Jo Anna R Johnston

I enjoyed thrnn by photos and it would have been nice to have some info on the animals. My favorite were the Snow Leopard, the Florida Panther and was smazed at the Snub Nosed Monkey. How cute and different they look. Enjoyed this. Thanks for sharing