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Planet Earth's rarest breeds of animals - Page 8 of 24 - Kiwi Report

Planet Earth's rarest breeds of animals


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[post_page_title]Giraffe weevil[/post_page_title]
It might not take a lot of guessing to see how the giraffe weevil earned its name. Yes, the bug’s long neck is the most defining part of its appearance and can come in quite handy.

In fact, the bug often uses its long neck to help build nests and to fight off any competition. The males tend to have longer necks that can reach lengths of one inch, or 2.5cm. Although they are generally peaceful, these bugs can also fly through the forests of Madagascar.

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