10 Most Beautiful Animals In The World

10 Most Beautiful Animals In The World

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It doesn’t matter how you can define beauty, the fact is that every being is beautiful in its own way. And even amongst each being classification, some are prettier than others.
So, amongst wild and domestic animals, some species are incredibly more beautiful than others, just like we have with humans.
Wondering which animals would win the beauty pageant if one was ever organized in the animal kingdom?
In this video, we examine the top 10 most beautiful animals in the world, featuring some unusually cute birds, insects, amongst others.
Without any further ado, let’s get on with it.
Number 10: Clouded leopard
Living amongst the Himalayan foothills, the clouded leopard spots one of the animal kingdom's most striking coats. The adorable creature is distinguishable by its broad, ring-shaped black spots, and extraordinarily long faces.
The elegant feline is part of the same widespread family as other big cats like cheetahs and lives in dense rain forests, swamps, grasslands and jungles.
Clouded leopards have the largest fang amongst felines. Their tree-climbing ability is unmatched because of their sturdy paws, flexible joints and short legs.
These majestic felines are night hunters and usually prey on the tree-dwelling animals. Their carnivorous diet includes birds, squirrels and tree rodents, as well as wild boars, deer and porcupines.
They prefer to hunt on trees because they live thereon for the most part. Their long tail offers excellent balance as they effortlessly sail from branch to branch in a fraction of a second.
This feline doesn't have any mating season - anytime is a good time. Today, fewer than 10,000 of them exist, explaining their designation as an endangered specie on the IUCN red list

Number 9: Red Panda
Hailing from the Himalayas, the lesser panda is incredibly fast, nimble and cute, and can scale trees as quickly as monkeys. The red panda has a dense, soft, reddish-brown fur on the top, a dark fur on the lower portion and a tear-stained nose.
Measuring just about the size of a large cat, the quirky creature spots a big bushy tail that helps it achieve balance and comes in handy as a shawl during the cold season. However, don't be deceived by this creature's sweet look because they're predatory animals. Even though they feed mostly on fruits like berries and champagne, they also hunt small rodents.
In India and Nepal, folks keep them as domestic pets, and they weigh between 12 and 20 pounds or 5 to 9 kilograms, once fully grown. The Firefox, as the red panda is called in Nepal, can live in the wild for 8-12 years and up to 15 years in human captivity. They closely mimic bird chirps sounds and a deep huff that would make you think a larger bear is closeby.
Classified as endangered in 2008, poaching has almost wholly wiped this poor species from the map, leaving about 2500 of them in the wild.

Number 8: Peacock spider
If colours are what you're looking for, this western Australian spider has it. It's tones look like a peacock and can be found in Australia. Even though it's a small species measuring about 0.2 inches, it's very notorious because of its colourful body.
And when we're talking about being colourful, we're not joking. The males typically have an intense blue, yellow, and orange colouration which is used to attract a female.
However, it can also be used to camouflage from predators. On the other hand, one of its best characteristics is its incredible vision because it can detect prey in a 7.87 inches perimeter. Perhaps that’s not a significant distance, but it is a big feat for this little spider.
When it comes to mating, the male species risks its life. After the male species performs a groovy dance to woo the other, the female can devour it in a flash if it doesn’t like his dancing.
Yeah, spider dances are that intense - don’t be surprised.

Number 7: The Matschie’s Tree-Kangaroo
Kangaroos aren't exactly known for climbing trees. But with lots of leaves to eat and numerous trees to climb in New Guinea, the Matschie tree Kangaroos have an unpeculiar lifestyle.
These cute creatures have sharp claws that let it climb and survive in its mountainous rainforest habitats. Thanks to its sturdy legs with built-in shock absorbers, this kangaroo has no problem leaping all the way down from a height of 15 meters
Call this kangaroo an unusual animal, and it wouldn't be far from the truth because it has a monkey's tail, a sloth-like body and a bear's nose, but it's neither of these three animals.
The nocturnal creature is introverted and reputed for lazing around.
10 Most Beautiful Animals In The World
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