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Planet Earth's rarest breeds of animals - Page 4 of 24 - Kiwi Report

Planet Earth's rarest breeds of animals


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[post_page_title]Narwhal[/post_page_title]
Here is the true unicorn of the sea: the narwhal. However, that’s not a horn on their head but is a large, modified tooth. Some have even adapted to grow two tusks.

They’re pretty large too as males can grow up to 16-and-a-half-feet, or five meters, long, as well as weigh around 1.5 tonnes. Narwhals have kept scientists guessing for many years as their specific living conditions mean that one has never been successfully caught and kept in captivity.

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