The document lists 10 exotic animals and provides 1-2 sentences describing each one. It includes: 1) The Etruscan pygmy shrew, the smallest known mammal. 2) The squirrel monkey, the most nervous and cuddly primate. 3) The tamandua, a lesser anteater found in South America. 4) The white lion, a vulnerable subspecies found in Africa. 5) The aye-aye, a nocturnal primate from Madagascar considered one of the ugliest animals. 6) The fennec fox, the smallest and cutest fox known for its large ears. 7) The wallaby, a miniature kangaroo found in Australia.

1. TOP 10 EXOTIC ANIMALS

2. 1. THE MOST SMALLEST ONE
The Etruscan pygmy shrew or the white-toothed pygmy shrew is
the smallest known mammal by mass, weighing only about 1.8
grams on average, and which is of 1.6 in of body length. The
Etruscan shrew favours warm and damp habitats covered with
shrubs, which it uses to hide from predators.

3. 2. THE MOST NERVOUS ONE
The Squirrel Monkey is an adorable little primate that lives in the
forest of Central and South America. They are the only genus in the
subfamily Saimirinae. They are the most nervous and cuddly exotic
animal around. Its size is of 12.5 inch length with its non-prehensile
tail of 16 inches which often curls when it’s at rest.

4. 3. THE EXCLUSIVE ONE
The Tamandua is often known as “a lesser anteater”
because it is much smaller than its relative, the giant
anteater.

5. 4. THE ENDANGERED ONE
The White Lion is one of the unique species in the cat family. They
carry the recessive gene known as a colour inhibitor of the Kruger
subspecies of lion (Panterha leo krugeri). These cats have a
dwelling in their population thus, they are considered as
vulnerable. These only have a different colour from the normal one.

6. 5. THE MOST UGLIEST ONE
Believe it or not, the Aye-Aye often misspelled as eye-eye is a
primate, in the same family as chimpanzees, apes and even
humans! They are omnivore and their life expectancy is of
approximately 20 years. The population of its native is in
Madagascar. Some consider it an omen of ill luck and unfortunately
for that reason, the Aye-aye is in extreme danger of extinction. So
today they are protected by law.

7. 6. THE WILY AND CUTEST ONE
The Fennec Fox must be the cutest exotic animal of the list. It is
habitat to dry regions and its long ears serve to dissipate the heat.
It is the smallest of all the world’s foxes, but its large ears,
measuring six inches, appear to be on loan from a bigger relative. It
weighs between 2.2 and 3.3 pounds. It is cream-colored with a
black-tipped tail.

8. 7. THE MOST SPRINGY ONE
The Wallaby is a miniature version of the kangaroo.
Wallabies belong to a group of animals called
macropods – Latin for “Big Foot.” They are affectionate,
playful and mischievous ones.

9. 8. THE BUSH BABIES
The Galagos are little night monkeys. They are also known as
curious little nocturnal primate which are native to Africa. They
have larger eyes which provide them good night vision and they
possess acute hearing level like bats. They also have remarkable
jumping ability and in a series of leaps, they could cover ten yards
in mere seconds.

10. 9. THE STINKIEST ONE
The Striped Skunks are native to America. Their name in Latin is
meant as “Stinks”. Skunks have extraordinary intelligence,
memory and problem-solving ability.

11. 10. THE MOST ROLLING ONE
As well as being able to roll into a tight spiny ball when frightened, African
Pygmy Hedgehogs, consist of bundles of personality, loyalty, and activity.
They can be trained to use a litter box, are virtually odor free, and will
happily spend the day riding around in your breast pocket. Hedgehogs
make a very quiet, small friend and are not aggressive .They virtually fit in
the palm of your hand! Most people have no allergic reactions to
hedgehogs. They have virtually no odor, are clean, and can be litter box
trained. Thus they are harmless and cute ones.

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