Art is cool. Who doesn’t want to think they have a solid idea of what it takes to be cool? We love to practice and hope to improve our skills. Our wardrobe, walking, dancing, our Top Gun glasses. Many of us strive – with all our might – to be cool. But the best coolness comes naturally. It is to manifest and be yourself, to be a piece of softness that cannot be created artificially.
This is why you must love cool animals! While there are animals out there that are really trying to get your attention (we’re talking to you, the dog world), in general, animals just go about their business as they emit an aura of coolness that you want to wear.
So, for the record, these are the 10 coolest animals in the world. Do not envy.
No. 10. Coolest Animals: Okapi
You might think that this creature is a relative of the zebra with its striping. But they are the giraffe’s cousins. Herbivores, okapi, mainly feed on grass, leaves and other plants. You will find them in the African Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The okapi predators include leopards and humans. Okapi do have this cool natural defense. Their large ears can detect the slightest disturbance in the environment, alerting them to danger. But – wait! – all the animals have to do is turn away, as the brown and white markings on their buttocks create great camouflage in the forest.
No. 9. Coolest Animals: Fossa
Found in forest habitats in Madagascar, the fossa has the physical characteristics of a hairless cat. However, these predators are more similar to mongooses than to representatives of the feline family. They hunt day and night, with more than half of their food being lemurs.
Despite its feline appearance, the animal can grow up to six feet in length. Fossa are ferocious predators with semi-automatic claws. Unlike many animals in the trees, which usually jump down, the fossa can go upside down, which can be unpleasant to see. And young girls temporarily become boys until they come of age.
No. 8. Coolest Animals: Maned Wolf
This lanky creature looks more like a dog than anything else, and has nothing to do with either the fox or the wolf. He calls the meadows of the central-west, south and southeast of Brazil his home. The maned wolf is a loner and divides lunch between plants and meat.
The maned wolf uses terrible-smelling feces and urine to mark its territory. And it works. Few animals or people will stay around for long. Surprisingly, this wolf does not howl – another trait that separates him from his family. Instead, like dogs, the creature emits loud or roaring barks. They use sounds to scare other wolves and inform their comrades where they are. Isn’t that cute?
No. 7. Coolest Animals: “Blue Dragon”
Its official name Glaucus atlanticus… It floats upside down in the water, using its blue side to blend seamlessly with the water. If you spy on him, you will see that he looks like a little dragon. Hence the nickname “Blue Dragon”. These cool animals feed on the infamous War Man, the species he is actually related to. The Blue Dragon also delivers an effective bite that you don’t want to have anything to do with.
Considered a sea slug, the blue dragon is a relatively new find. But unlike many new species that live in separate regions, this species appears where it seems, everywhere. Initially calling the Indian Pacific Ocean their home, researchers had to reconsider their findings after the animals emerged in the Gulf of California. Then the creatures appeared in Taiwan. Later, they, apparently ready to take over the world, appeared on the South Padre Island in Texas and in the same year in Cape Town in South Africa.
No. 6. Coolest Animals: Japanese Spider Crab
This arachnid made the cool list for its ability to scare the hell out of you. If you are afraid of spiders, stay away from the waters surrounding Japan. This claw to claw spider crab has been seen in sizes up to 18 feet. The only marine creature heavier than the Japanese spider crab is the American lobster. The Japanese spider crab is a delicacy in its region, but it is not easy to catch.
These creatures have very long legs, which makes them even more intimidating. In their largest size, they stand at least two to three feet (or more) from the ground. And their legs never stop growing throughout their lives! Fortunately, they prefer shallower, colder water. Oddly enough, they don’t swim!
No. 5. Coolest Animals: Slow Loris
If the slow loris glances at you, your heart will melt. Just melt like butter. And as long as you appreciate his charm, he may take the opportunity to share a bite, which will be highly venomous. They can also remain silent to prevent detection.
The slow loris has two – these are shower – tongues. A serrated tongue is used to brush your teeth. The longer one sucks flowers to get nectar. These cool animals are the only primates with a venomous bite. But usually it is used only to protect against predators and rivals.
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The Angora is the hairiest rabbit breed known as one of the most touching creatures in the world. Fluffy and cute, they are native to Turkey but spread throughout Europe before being introduced to the United States. The Angora rabbit sheds its fur at least three to four times a year. Since the angora is in high demand, we wonder if owners are waiting with brooms.
Angora is seven times more comfortable and warmer than sheep’s wool. Unfortunately, this is a problem for owners who have to withstand the high temperatures around angora rabbits. They are quite hardy, but thrive better in winter. Some suggest keeping your rabbit trimmed during the hot season. And why not? Make a sweater.
No. 3. Coolest Animals: Paku Fish
Catch a paca, open its mouth and guess what you see? A mouth full of what looks like human teeth and tongue. A member of the piranha family, it is a larger marine creature that lives in the waters of South America and the Amazon rivers. However, pacu does not eat meat. He prefers nuts and seeds, although they can hurt other animals.
Pacu fish owners find them a laid-back temperament. Like a dog, a fish can snuggle up to its owner comfortably. (We do not know how a fish sniffs its nose, and we did not find a video to support this.) However, we could imagine that it would be pretty cool if a fish the size of a small child sat in your lap while you read by James Joyce.
No. 2. Coolest animals: axolotl
Axolotl could be a Pokemon or even a new character in the hit Pixar. It may even seem that he is smiling at you. The salamander, found in lakes around Mexico, is an amphibian, but its adult life is strictly in the water. Unfortunately, it is an endangered species that is falling prey to predators and urbanization of its ecosystems.
What’s really cool about these animals is their ability to regenerate. Well, for many species of amphibians this is a common thing, but axolotls enter territory that amphibians do not have. They also regenerate limbs, as well as spines, jaws and even parts of the brain without any signs of scarring. Science has studied these creatures for years, trying to figure out how they do it.
# 1. Coolest Animals: Blobfish
At first glance, a drop fish looks like molten wax, and its face resembles a grumpy old man. He has dark eyes on opposite sides of his face, a large soaked nose, and constipation on his face. Living in the deepest waters of Tasmania, Australia and New Zealand, the drop fish barely exceeds the density of water. They hunt, swimming lazily until the creatures wander into its mouth. It’s either cool or very lazy.
They have strong family instincts. The female can lay thousands of eggs, and either parent will sit on the hatched chicks to protect them from predators. Unlike other fish, droplet fish do not have a swim bladder. They have an air bag that allows them to regulate their buoyancy. And, for your information, the drop fish only has this melted appearance from the water.
BONUS The coolest animals !!! – Tigers
Many of the animals on the list are unique and exotic. We thought it wouldn’t be a well thought out figure if we didn’t include at least one familiar creature that didn’t feel like we made it up.
The tiger, with its majestic stance, has always been a tough animal. Smells of elegance and leadership. The largest of all cats, it is home to Turkey, Asia, Russia and many other parts of the world. They are cruel and powerful creatures. And these stripes!
You can hear the roar of a tiger up to two miles away. Their vocal stretch made the opera divas stomp in jealous funk. And although you don’t feel like cuddling with them, they have a lot in common with the house cat. They play, rest most of the day, and enjoy catnip. But unlike most felines, the tiger loves water and is known to swim up to five miles.
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