The macropinna microstoma has a tiny mouth and feeds on jellyfish. Most of its body is covered with large scales. The fish normally swims nearly motionless in the water at a depth of about 2300ft using its large fins for stability and with its green eyes directed upward through its transparent head.

Mother and newborn pudús are native to the forests of South America, and pudus are the world's smallest deer.

The two species of pudús, both native to the forests of South America, are the world's smallest deer, with the southern pudú being slightly larger than the northern pudú.

Red Velvet Ant, native to eastern US

Melibe viridis is a species of deep-water walking sea slug which interestingly uses an expandable oral veil to scan for prey as it moves along the bottom.

The pink-necked green pigeon, SE Asia

The pink-necked green pigeon is a common species of bird found in SE Asia.

Three lions try to take on a croc, but croc skin is like sheetmetal

Venezuelan Poodle Moth

Pink fairy armadillo digging in the sand on rural road in South America, passersby taking some video