10 rarest animals on Earth. It’s hard to believe, but they DO exist!

No matter, how often you visit national park to admire graceful and majestic animals. They’re much more numerous in the wild nature. Some rare species are not even completely studied yet. We have almost no chances to meet them in the wild. But still, these extraordinary creatures exist!

Hungarian domestic pig Mangalica. Have you ever seen such a furry pig?

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Patagonian mara. It looks like a mix of a mouse, a rabbit and a deer…

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Markhor (capra falconeri). These corkscrewing horns are amazing!

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Emperor tamarin. This cute monkey has the best moustache ever

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Highland cow looks like a giant plush toy

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Rhinopitecus — a snub-nosed monkeys that live in Asia

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Venezuelan Poodle Moth was discovered in 2009

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Blue-footed booby. Are these feet real?

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Sunda flying lemur can easily fly from one tree to another

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Raccoon dog. These cute animals really look like raccoons, but their closest relatives are the wolves

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