What is the strangest animal?

Funny? Funny in principle means funny in a strange way. Do you want the strangest photos?

Then it is not an elk.

Chinese name: Elk Latin scientific name: Elk (Elaphurus davidianus) Common name: Four unlike English name: Pere David's Deer National Key Protected Animal Level: IUCN: Endangered Endemic Species: CITES. : Not included in the ecological environment: low-lying wetlands and swamps, risk factors: habitat destruction, overfishing, domestic distribution: Beijing, Jiangsu (artificially introduced) Classification status: boundary: fauna, fauna, chordates, mammals, Artiodactyla, Cervidae, Cervinae, Elk subfamily, Elk subfamily, Milne-Edwards. Because elk looks very special, with horns like deer, face like horse, hoof like cow and tail like donkey, but it looks like deer, horse, cow and donkey, so it has won the reputation of "four unlike". According to legend, Jiang Taigong's god horse is "four unlike", which adds mystery to this rare animal. Like other deer, elk are herbivores. Generally, male elk can weigh about 250 kilograms and have long horns, which are replaced twice a year. "Four unlike animals" is a unique animal in China, and it is also a rare animal in the world with the same reputation as the giant panda. Because of this, it once had an unusual life experience. According to scientists' research on unearthed fossils, the four elephants were once widely distributed in swampy low-lying areas in North China and Central Plains, but in the Ming and Qing Dynasties, they began to disappear from the wild and became a garden animal. The last group of four elephants was preserved in the "Nanhaizi" Royal Hunting Park, 6 miles south of Beijing, and only 120 was left in the late Qing Dynasty. 1865, the French missionary David came to Nanhaizi when he was touring the countryside in the suburbs of Beijing on horseback. He happened to find the "four unlike" in the fence, which aroused his great interest. The following year, he bribed a pair of "four unlike" and shipped them to Paris with 200 taels of silver. Since then, some "four unlike" have been shipped to some European countries. /kloc-in 0/900, Eight-Nation Alliance invaded Beijing, and the "Four Elephants" in the "Nanhaizi" paddock were robbed, killed and looted. Since then, the "Four Elephants" have disappeared in China. Later, Wu Bangsi Manor in England raised the "Four Elephants" and was able to thrive. By 190 1, there are only 18 "four elephants" left in the world. 198 1 year, China sent a scientific delegation to Wubang Temple Manor to inspect the "four unlike". Lord tavistock, the owner of the manor, has repeatedly told the international scientific community that he hopes that one day the Four Elephants can return to China to settle down. During the period of 1985, with the assistance of the international nature conservation organization, the first batch of "Four Elephants" donated to China by Ubons Manor in England was airlifted to Beijing on August 24th and kept in Nanhaizi Elk Garden, where the ancestors of "Four Elephants" lived for generations. After 100 years of displacement, the "four elephants" finally returned to their hometown. Until August 1986, 39 elk provided by London Zoo returned to their hometown and were released in Dafeng City, and their figure reappeared in China. Through the unremitting efforts of researchers, the number of elk has now multiplied to more than 500, making it the largest wild population of elk in the world. Moreover, there is an elk gene bank in Dafeng Nature Reserve, and the elk will not be extinct!

Elk is called four elephants, O(∩_∩)O~ hehe

Followed by the star-nosed mole rat.

Star-nosed mole is a small animal. It can only tilt weighing scale's pointer to 50g, which is about twice that of a mouse. They live in shallow tunnels in wetlands, all over the northeastern United States and eastern Canada, and their hunting environment covers underground and underwater. Like about 30 other species of moles, the star-nosed mole belongs to an insect-eater, a mammal. This creature has a very fast metabolism and is always hungry, so this small star-nosed mole with a huge appetite will surely find enough prey to spend the cold northern winter. Like other moles, it looks for earthworms in the soil; However, it will also feed on various small invertebrates and insect larvae in nutrient-rich silt and rotten leaves in wetland habitats, and will also dive to the mud bottom of ponds and streams to find prey. Looking for prey is the time for Starnose to play. The star nose is not a part of the olfactory system responsible for the sense of smell, nor is it the third hand used to catch food, but an extremely sensitive tactile organ.