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AZƏRBAYCAN RESPUBLİKASININ YANINDA DÖVLƏT
İDARƏÇİLİK AKADEMİYASI
Speciality: Menecment
Group: M 211
Subject: The most amazing animals in
the world
Student:Arkan Adışlı
Teacher: Zemfira Əhmədova
Weird Animals You Didn't Know About. The most
amazing animals in the world.
The variety of shapes, colors and sizes of creatures living on our planet surpasses even
the richest imaginations. We are pleased to present to you the most unusual animals
in the world . Some of them look like characters from a science fiction movie about
Mars, others come from another dimension, but they all live on Earth and were created
by mother nature.
25.Funny
octobus.
A Funny octobus opens a hit
parade of amazing creatures. It
lives at great depths (from one
hundred to five thousand
meters) and is mainly engaged
in the search for crustaceans
and worms. The bottom of the
sea . Its name, reminiscent of
an elephant calf with big ears ,
the octobus got thanks to two
unusually shaped fins.
Bats are found in the waters
around the Galapagos
Islands . They are terrible
swimmers and have instead
learned to walk on the
ocean floor on their flippers.
24. Darwin's bat.
This animal earned the
nickname "Vampire
Deer" due to its
prominent teeth used
in battles for territory.
23. Chinese
water deer
The small North American
mole gets its name from
the circle of 22 pink,
fleshy tentacles at the
end of its snout. They are
used to identify the
starfish's food (worms,
insects and crustaceans)
by touch.
22. Starship
In this photo - one of the
most unusual animals in the
world with the name "moon"
or "arm". This Madagascar
native is notable for its
unique feeding method; he
taps trees to find branches,
then makes holes in the tree
and inserts a long stick.
21. Moon-moon
20. Living Stone
Pyura chilensis are living,
breathing organisms found
on the beaches of
Chile. Their appearance
allows them to escape from
predators. Interestingly, these
creatures have both male
and female organs and can
reproduce without the help of
a partner.
19. Pacu fish
With freshwater fish human
teeth are found in the rivers
of the Amazon and Orinoco
basins, as well as in Papua
New Guinea. A nightmare
for local fishermen who are
afraid to swim because they
mistake male testicles for
nuts that fall from trees into
the water.
18. Throw a fish
One of the strangest animals in
the world. By the appearance of
this creature, we can say that it is
the personification of despair. It
lives in deep waters off the coast
of Australia and Tasmania.
The vein fish lives in the depths,
and its flesh is a gel-like mass
slightly less than the density of
water. This allows the "blunt"
creature to remain afloat.
17. Eastern long-
necked turtle
These turtles can
be found all over
Australia. Their
beautiful necks
can reach 25 cm
in length.
16. Suriname pipe
The leaf-like appearance of
the Surinamese pipa is a natural
defense against predators. These
frogs have a unique breeding
method: the female lays eggs,
while the male releases sperm at
the same time. The female
descends and the eggs fall on her
back, in the cells, where they
remain until it is time for the
young pips to be born.
15. Yeti Crab
These crustaceans, which
live in the depths of the
southern part, have many
filamentous bacteria on
their "hairy" claws. They
are needed to neutralize
toxic minerals from the
water and possibly serve
as food for their carrier.
14. Bearded man
These beautiful birds live in
Everest, the Himalayas and
other mountainous regions
of Europe and Asia. They
were almost exterminated
because people feared that
bearded dragons would
attack animals and
children. Now there are
only 10,000 of them left on
Earth.
13. Pike blenny
They live in the waters
off the west coast
of America and can grow
up to 30 cm in length and
have frighteningly large
mouths. Pretend their
pike blennies have kissed
each other. He who has a
bigger mouth is more
important.
12. Decorated
tree kite
A living nightmare of many
people: a snake that climbs
trees and then jumps
down. Before jumping, the
reptile curls into a spiral, then
suddenly turns and throws
itself into the air. In flight, it
stretches and smoothly lands
on a low branch or another
tree. Fortunately, flying snakes
don't care about people, they
are more interested in bats,
frogs and rodents.
11. North American cahomizli
This cute animal from the
raccoon family is native
to arid areas. They are so
easy to tame that miners
and settlers once kept
them as companions and
nicknamed them the
"miner's cat."
10. Striped tenrek
Lives only in the tropical
forests of Madagascar. The
tenrec is somewhat
hedgehog-like, and the
hairs on the central back
can vibrate. With their help,
animals find each other's
place.
9 Chinese giant salamander
Its length can be up to
180 cm, and its weight
can be up to 70 kg. If
you are in China and
have seen such a
creature in a local
reservoir, then you
should know that the
water in this reservoir
is very clean and cold.
8. Pink sea
cucumber
It looks like a character from
a science fiction movie, but
is actually a harmless
creature. And their relatives
are more like jellyfish than
holothurians. Around its red
mouth are tentacles that
scoop up edible dirt from
the bottom of the sea. From
there it enters the intestines
of the creature.
7. Rhinopithecus
Famous broadcaster
and naturalist David
Attenborough once
remarked that these
adorable monkeys, with
their stubby noses and
blue "masks" around
their eyes, looked like
"elves". Rhinopithecus
lives in Asia at altitudes
of up to 4,000 meters
and is rarely seen by
humans.
6 Panda Ant
Among the most unusual
animals on the planet is
the furry panda. In fact,
this is not an ant, but a
wingless bee that lives in
South America. It looks
very similar to an ant, but
unlike it, it has a strong
sting.
5. Leaf-tailed gecko
The mask maker is from
Madagascar. Thanks to
its leaf-shaped tail, it can
adapt to the "interior" of
the local jungle.
4. Gerenuk
It's hard to believe that
this long-necked charmer
is not a mini giraffe, but a
real African gazelle. The
gerenuk only lacks neck
length to reach high
branches. You should still
stand on your hind legs.
3. Mantis shrimp
The colorful stomatopod or
mantis shrimp spends most
of its life hiding in
burrows. Moving at a speed
of 80 km per hour, it is able
to break through the walls of
aquariums. During courtship
games, mantis shrimp
actively fluoresce with a
wavelength that corresponds
to the wavelength that the
pigments in their eyes can
absorb.
2. Angora rabbit
It appears to be the result of a
cross-breeding experiment.
Angora rabbits were very
popular among the European
nobility in the 17th and 18th
centuries. They did not eat
them, but kept them as pets.
1. Goblin shark (AKA goblin shark)
The number one strange
creature in our top 25 is
the rare shark , sometimes
referred to as a "living
fossil". It is the only surviving
member of the family
Scapanorhynchus, which
has a genealogy of about
125 million years. Goblin
sharks live at depths of more
than 100 m all over the
world, so they are not
dangerous for swimmers.
Thank you for your attention!

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Arkan. İngilis dili sərbəst iş.pptx

  • 1. AZƏRBAYCAN RESPUBLİKASININ YANINDA DÖVLƏT İDARƏÇİLİK AKADEMİYASI Speciality: Menecment Group: M 211 Subject: The most amazing animals in the world Student:Arkan Adışlı Teacher: Zemfira Əhmədova
  • 2. Weird Animals You Didn't Know About. The most amazing animals in the world. The variety of shapes, colors and sizes of creatures living on our planet surpasses even the richest imaginations. We are pleased to present to you the most unusual animals in the world . Some of them look like characters from a science fiction movie about Mars, others come from another dimension, but they all live on Earth and were created by mother nature.
  • 3. 25.Funny octobus. A Funny octobus opens a hit parade of amazing creatures. It lives at great depths (from one hundred to five thousand meters) and is mainly engaged in the search for crustaceans and worms. The bottom of the sea . Its name, reminiscent of an elephant calf with big ears , the octobus got thanks to two unusually shaped fins.
  • 4. Bats are found in the waters around the Galapagos Islands . They are terrible swimmers and have instead learned to walk on the ocean floor on their flippers. 24. Darwin's bat.
  • 5. This animal earned the nickname "Vampire Deer" due to its prominent teeth used in battles for territory. 23. Chinese water deer
  • 6. The small North American mole gets its name from the circle of 22 pink, fleshy tentacles at the end of its snout. They are used to identify the starfish's food (worms, insects and crustaceans) by touch. 22. Starship
  • 7. In this photo - one of the most unusual animals in the world with the name "moon" or "arm". This Madagascar native is notable for its unique feeding method; he taps trees to find branches, then makes holes in the tree and inserts a long stick. 21. Moon-moon
  • 8. 20. Living Stone Pyura chilensis are living, breathing organisms found on the beaches of Chile. Their appearance allows them to escape from predators. Interestingly, these creatures have both male and female organs and can reproduce without the help of a partner.
  • 9. 19. Pacu fish With freshwater fish human teeth are found in the rivers of the Amazon and Orinoco basins, as well as in Papua New Guinea. A nightmare for local fishermen who are afraid to swim because they mistake male testicles for nuts that fall from trees into the water.
  • 10. 18. Throw a fish One of the strangest animals in the world. By the appearance of this creature, we can say that it is the personification of despair. It lives in deep waters off the coast of Australia and Tasmania. The vein fish lives in the depths, and its flesh is a gel-like mass slightly less than the density of water. This allows the "blunt" creature to remain afloat.
  • 11. 17. Eastern long- necked turtle These turtles can be found all over Australia. Their beautiful necks can reach 25 cm in length.
  • 12. 16. Suriname pipe The leaf-like appearance of the Surinamese pipa is a natural defense against predators. These frogs have a unique breeding method: the female lays eggs, while the male releases sperm at the same time. The female descends and the eggs fall on her back, in the cells, where they remain until it is time for the young pips to be born.
  • 13. 15. Yeti Crab These crustaceans, which live in the depths of the southern part, have many filamentous bacteria on their "hairy" claws. They are needed to neutralize toxic minerals from the water and possibly serve as food for their carrier.
  • 14. 14. Bearded man These beautiful birds live in Everest, the Himalayas and other mountainous regions of Europe and Asia. They were almost exterminated because people feared that bearded dragons would attack animals and children. Now there are only 10,000 of them left on Earth.
  • 15. 13. Pike blenny They live in the waters off the west coast of America and can grow up to 30 cm in length and have frighteningly large mouths. Pretend their pike blennies have kissed each other. He who has a bigger mouth is more important.
  • 16. 12. Decorated tree kite A living nightmare of many people: a snake that climbs trees and then jumps down. Before jumping, the reptile curls into a spiral, then suddenly turns and throws itself into the air. In flight, it stretches and smoothly lands on a low branch or another tree. Fortunately, flying snakes don't care about people, they are more interested in bats, frogs and rodents.
  • 17. 11. North American cahomizli This cute animal from the raccoon family is native to arid areas. They are so easy to tame that miners and settlers once kept them as companions and nicknamed them the "miner's cat."
  • 18. 10. Striped tenrek Lives only in the tropical forests of Madagascar. The tenrec is somewhat hedgehog-like, and the hairs on the central back can vibrate. With their help, animals find each other's place.
  • 19. 9 Chinese giant salamander Its length can be up to 180 cm, and its weight can be up to 70 kg. If you are in China and have seen such a creature in a local reservoir, then you should know that the water in this reservoir is very clean and cold.
  • 20. 8. Pink sea cucumber It looks like a character from a science fiction movie, but is actually a harmless creature. And their relatives are more like jellyfish than holothurians. Around its red mouth are tentacles that scoop up edible dirt from the bottom of the sea. From there it enters the intestines of the creature.
  • 21. 7. Rhinopithecus Famous broadcaster and naturalist David Attenborough once remarked that these adorable monkeys, with their stubby noses and blue "masks" around their eyes, looked like "elves". Rhinopithecus lives in Asia at altitudes of up to 4,000 meters and is rarely seen by humans.
  • 22. 6 Panda Ant Among the most unusual animals on the planet is the furry panda. In fact, this is not an ant, but a wingless bee that lives in South America. It looks very similar to an ant, but unlike it, it has a strong sting.
  • 23. 5. Leaf-tailed gecko The mask maker is from Madagascar. Thanks to its leaf-shaped tail, it can adapt to the "interior" of the local jungle.
  • 24. 4. Gerenuk It's hard to believe that this long-necked charmer is not a mini giraffe, but a real African gazelle. The gerenuk only lacks neck length to reach high branches. You should still stand on your hind legs.
  • 25. 3. Mantis shrimp The colorful stomatopod or mantis shrimp spends most of its life hiding in burrows. Moving at a speed of 80 km per hour, it is able to break through the walls of aquariums. During courtship games, mantis shrimp actively fluoresce with a wavelength that corresponds to the wavelength that the pigments in their eyes can absorb.
  • 26. 2. Angora rabbit It appears to be the result of a cross-breeding experiment. Angora rabbits were very popular among the European nobility in the 17th and 18th centuries. They did not eat them, but kept them as pets.
  • 27. 1. Goblin shark (AKA goblin shark) The number one strange creature in our top 25 is the rare shark , sometimes referred to as a "living fossil". It is the only surviving member of the family Scapanorhynchus, which has a genealogy of about 125 million years. Goblin sharks live at depths of more than 100 m all over the world, so they are not dangerous for swimmers.
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