10 Interesting Fact About Unusual animals from around the world

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• Kakapo, a new Zealand occupant, is a bird that cannot fly and the only bird that is able to walk backwards.
• Platypus, an animal that is only found in Australia, is the only mammal that lay eggs and has beaks like ducks.
• Axolotl, Salamander originating from Mexico, can regenerate lost limbs, including legs, tails, and even the brain.
• Okapi, native African animals, similar to zebra but have a very long tongue and can reach up to 18 inches.
• Narwhal, white sharks that live in Arctic waters, have long and sharp teeth like horns that can grow up to 10 feet.
• Aye-Aye, Madagascar's original primates, have large ears and very long fingers to find food in bark.
• Pangolin, native to Africa and Asian animals, has scales that cover their entire body and can roll themselves into balls when they feel threatened.
• Tarsier, small primates originating from the Philippines and Indonesia, have very large eyes and can spin up to 180 degrees.
• Freshwater hydra, microscopic animals found in fresh water, can regenerate their body in full from one cell.
• Gharial, a large lizard that lives in India and Nepal, has a very long and narrow snout used to catch fish.