Capybaras are the world’s largest living rodent and can stand up to two feet high, grow over three feet long, weigh between 75-150 pounds.

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Asian giant hornets are the largest hornets in the world. These hornets can reach up to 2 inches in length with a wingspan of 3 inches. Compare this to the common yellowjacket in North America which grows to only half-an-inch long.

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The Antarctic minke whale is one of two species of minke whales, the other being the Atlantic minke whale.

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They were named after Russian explorer Nikolai Przewalski but are also called the Mongolian wild horse or Dzungarian horse.

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Brussels Griffons were first bred in Belgium to kill rats and other small critters that were inhabiting horse stables before being brought to America.

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With over 450 subspeces of mantis shrimps around the world, their coloring can differ from shades of brown to vivid rainbow colors.

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Not only do the tomato frog species vary in their shade of red, but some species also have dark spots on their throat or around their eyes.

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The raccoon dog also goes by the name magnut or tanuki. Despite appearance, they are not related to raccoons at all, but are in the canid family.

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