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Bergman's Bear

Bergman's bear is a strange animal, as it's only believed to have existed. There's no scientific proof to say that the Bergman's bear was a real animal. This makes the Bergman's bear a cryptid; an animal that is reported to exist, but with no sufficient proof to s

Green Pheasant

Average Lifespan in the Wild: Unknown
Romanised Name: Kiji
Japanese Name: キジ
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Scientific Name: Phasianus versicolor
Distribution: Japan
Diet: Omnivore
Also known as: Japanese green pheasant

Tsuchinoko

The Tsuchinoko is classified under a group of creatures called "Unidentified Mysterious Animals" (UMA), or also called "cryptids". It is one of the most popular cryptids in Japan, even getting its own annual festival called the "Tsuchinoko Festival".

Spectacled Hare-Wallaby

Has Orange glasses.

Pink Fairy Armadillo

Pink fairy armadillos are nocturnal burrowing mammals endemic to the xeric environment in central Argentina. They have been found south of Mendoza province as well as north of Rio Negro and south of Buenos Aires.

Thylacine

Scientific Name: Thylacinus cynocephalus
Conservation Status: Extinct
Diet: Carnivore
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 5-7 years
Also known as: Tasmanian Tiger
Japanese Name: フクロオオカミ
Distribution: Australia, New Guinea
Romanised Name: Fukuroookami

White Stork

Diet: Carnivore
Japanese Name: シュバシコウ
Romanised Name: Shubashikou
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 22 Years
Scientific Name: Ciconia ciconia
Distribution: Africa, Europe, Southwestern Asia

Greater Honeyguide

Greater Honeyguides are a species of bird widely distributed throughout sub-Saharan Africa.

African Rock Python

African rock pythons prefer evergreen forests or moist, open savannahs. These snakes often frequent rocky outcrops that can be utilized for hiding purposes, or they may use mammal burrows in less rocky areas.

Tibetan Sand Fox

Tibetan Sand Fox has beige colored, neck length hair that transitions into a snow-white color past her cheeks, sometimes passing through a gray patch first.