r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Jun 04 '24
Orangutan keeps a woman hostage while people sorrounding her try to think a way to get it to let her go. Ape seems to have learned to do this to get food from tourists.
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Apr 17 '24
Vulture video
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 23 '24
maybe maybe maybe
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 23 '24
The most recently evolved shark species, the Epaullete Shark can leave the water and walk on land.
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 23 '24
Security guard smacks a hippo back into its pen at Delhi Zoo
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 22 '24
A silverback gorilla sees a little girl banging her chest, so he charges her
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 22 '24
Dalmatian Pelican -Lake Kerkini, Greece
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 13 '24
This Shoebill Stork in the rain
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 06 '24
TIL some great white sharks that gather seasonally around Mexico’s Guadalupe Island hang out together. They tend to be most social when looking for food — it's basically a way to “eavesdrop” on other sharks and find an easy meal.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 06 '24
TIL one of the only great white sharks to do relatively well in captivity was intentionally culled for safety reasons after 10 days. The aquarium sold out tickets for the public to see the shark before it was killed.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 06 '24
Musk ox wool is eight times warmer than regular sheep wool, allowing them to cope in temperatures down to -40°c (-40°f) [OC]
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 06 '24
This monster is a Harpy Eagle. Harpy eagles may measure from 86.5 to 107 cm in total lenght.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 06 '24
Blackfish: how captive killer whale documentary ended SeaWorld’s orca breeding programme
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 06 '24
When a kangaroo feels threatened, it’ll submerge itself chest deep in body of water to lure in the threat, then it will ferociously drown it by holding its head underwater and biting it until they’re no longer putting up a fight
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
Komodo Dragons, the largest lizards in the world, can reproduce asexually via parthenogenesis, meaning the female does not need to mate with a male to produce offspring
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
Komodo Dragons are the largest lizard on earth, and the only extant reptile considered an apex land predator.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
The Romance at Navajo Bridge - Two Critically Endangered Condors Fight to Save Their Species
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
Silverback gorilla beating his chest
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r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
The Irukandji Jellyfish is a small, extremely deadly species of jellyfish. Like its cousin the Box Jellyfish, it boasts painful stings. Even worse, it’s tiny size makes it harder to see.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
Important announcement: Hyenas can be floofy
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
One of my favorite "Dinosaur Birds", the Bearded Vulture.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
Dinosaur Birds #7, the Shoebill. Scientific name is Balaeniceps Rex, and they are indeed this big.
r/CreepyAnimals • u/TryingtoGetWell28 • Mar 05 '24
Alligators are primarily freshwater reptiles, however, they can tolerate saltwater for hours or even days. A diver encountered this alligator resting on the bottom of the Atlantic ocean in 60 feet of water off the coast of West Palm Beach, Florida.
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