Strange But Beautiful Animals (Tweets)

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    Leaf - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals The awesome camouflage of the pygmy leaf chameleon. (Photo: Matthew O'Donnell)
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    Water - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... A leatherback turtle eating a pyrosome. They're the largest turtle & 1 of the largest reptiles. (Photo: Brian Skerry) O Brian Skerry (USA)
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    Green - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The badass caterpillar of the Citheronia moth! (Photo: vireolanius)
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    Photograph - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The Sunda stink badger lives in Southeast Asia & is a relative of the skunk. (Photos Ch'ien Lee)
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    Vertebrate - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... An amazing species of sea snail!
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    Nature - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... A new species of crab that's purple with glowing yellow eyes has been discovered. It's called Geosesarma dennerle. (Photo: Chris Lukhapu) OHOTOGRAPH BY CHRIS LUKHAPU
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    Fawn - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... An Arctic fox in the process of changing from her summer coat to a winter one.
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    Bird - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The bare-throated hellbird, sported in Brazil. (Photo: Adrian Rupp) bout
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    Bird - ... A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals The beautiful colours of the rose finch! (Photos: @claspaoni)
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    Photograph - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals The rainbow grasshopper (Dactylotum variegatum).
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    Bird - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The purple-crowned fairy wren. (Photo: Marc Gardner)
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    Vertebrate - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... A yawning elephant shrew!
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    Green - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The adorable silky anteater is the smallest species of anteater, with a body length of just 19cm.
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    Vertebrate - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The Mission golden-eyed tree frog or the Amazon milk frog. They reside in the Amazon Rainforest & reach lengths of 10 cm. (Photos: Blog With Omme)
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    Bird - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals The beautiful mountain bluebird.
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    Photograph - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals The pied bat or badger bat is endemic to western & central Africa. It is threatened by habitat loss. (Photos: Jakob Fahr)
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    Dinosaur - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... It's #WorldPangolinDay! Here's a pangolin with her pup. They have specialised scales to hunt ants for long periods without being harmed and they are the only mammal with scales!
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    Photograph - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The spiny turtle has spikes on its shell to mimic dead tree leaves on the forest floors of Southeast Asia.
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    Nature - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The black-necked agama. Only males have such a bright colour, which is used to attract females.
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    Liquid - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The comb jelly snags prey with its mucus-covered lobes. The group may have evolved before all other living animals. (Photo: William Browne)
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    Green - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... A very strange, very square frog. (Photo: Peter Vrsansky)
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    Bird - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... Tasmanian swift parrot chicks. (Photo: Dejan Stojanovic) Translate Tweet
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    Light - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals Baby smooth trunkfish are so cute! (Photo: Terence Zahner)
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    Water - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals ... The mola mola is the largest bony fish in the world, growing to 4.2 m vertically & weighing 1000 kg! (Photo: Chris Fallows)
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    Photograph - A Book of Rather Strange Animals @StrangeAnimals The spectacled bear is the only bear species in South America.

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