The world's dumbest animals

Not only humans but even animals have a lot of weird and stupid behaviors and behaviors, especially the species below.

Wednesday, July 5, 2023

Lazy: In addition to an ugly face and dull eyes, lazy is also very slow and… lazy. They spend up to 80% of their life sleeping in trees, and once a week will go down to the ground to defecate, and then slowly climb back up the tree. No one knows why they don't always defecate in trees like other climbing species.

Flatfish: When a new flatfish is born, it is like any other fish. But in the process of growing up, one of its eyes gradually moved to the other side of the head and was located near the other eye. Not only that, it also began to swim part of its body down.

Squirrel: When winter comes, the squirrels will become nervous and go out to collect food and hide it in various places to save. But when they need to eat, they will have to run from place to place to find that food because they do not remember where they have hidden them.

Turkey: This chicken has too big eyes and too small brain. They suffer from a strange convulsive syndrome that causes them to sometimes freeze and stare at the sky for about 30 seconds without blinking, even when it's raining. And male turkeys can even have sex with a hen dummy.

Pandas: Despite being threatened with extinction, pandas don't even do anything to keep their species alive. The only thing in the world they can eat is bamboo, a plant that has no nutrients at all. Therefore, they just lie up and down munching lazily and lack of energy. If a raccoon girl goes out looking for a guy to mate with, about once a year, she doesn't even know she's pregnant. Sometimes women give birth without knowing it, and then panic and kill the screaming newborn.

Koala: This adorable animal possesses the smallest brain of all mammals known to man, it only accounts for 2% of its body weight. Their favorite food is eucalyptus leaves, and it is very difficult to digest.

Kakapo Parrot: Although it looks like a chicken or an owl, this native New Zealand resident is actually a parrot. They can't fly because the wing part is degraded to only a very small piece. They just roam the forest floor in search of food, and when frightened, they just freeze to death, becoming ideal prey for other carnivores. Currently, this species of parrot is in an extremely endangered state, only 150 are still alive.

Pink Tatu: Although this tatu carries a shell on its back, it is very soft and has no protective function at all, it is also not attached to the back but only slightly through a thin membrane. Their whole life is spent burying themselves in the ground to hide from predators and catching ants and worms to eat.

Flamingos: Although endowed with long legs like flamingos using only one leg, alternately, both awake and asleep. Even their eating style is different and less intelligent, that is, they often turn their beak up to pick up food in the water.