Pictures of animals with the strangest fur in the world

In addition to keeping warm, animal fur can also beautify, threaten enemies, etc., helping them survive longer in the natural environment. Many scientists were surprised to see interesting images of some animals with the strangest fur in the world.

Gypsy Vanner Horse

The Gypsy Vanner horse is a small horse with short legs and a smooth, long coat that touches the ground. The coat of this breed often has spots or patches. In particular, they also have long hair on their legs, starting from the knees down, which looks quite strange.

Pictures of animals with the strangest fur in the world - 1 — The Gypsy horse has a distinctive body.

However, the Gypsy Vanner horse breed has no hair on its body, only on its head and tail. They are described as well-mannered and easy to handle. Additionally, the Gypsy Vanner horse is confident, courageous, alert and loyal to its owner.

Afghan Dog

Most Afghan dogs originate from Central Asia. With the ability to observe keenly, strong and resilient, this animal is often used in many hunting activities. This dog breed has soft, waterfall-like fur with pure white hairs that grow completely naturally.

The Afghan Hound has a striking appearance, with its head held high, looking proud and often displaying a pensive expression. This breed observes everything very quickly, rarely lingering to look for long. Males average 68-74 cm in height and females 63-69 cm.

Victoria Crowned Dove

The Victoria Crowned Pigeon is the largest pigeon in the world . It lives in the forests of New Guinea (Southern Hemisphere). In addition to its blue-gray feathers, the bird's splendor comes from the fan-shaped "hair" on top of its head.

This pigeon feeds mainly on fruits, figs, seeds and invertebrates. The female lays a single white egg. The Crowned Pigeon is named after Queen Victoria of England.

Pictures of animals with the strangest fur in the world - 2 — The species of pigeon is named after Queen Victoria of England.

Alpaca

Alpacas are llama-like animals that live primarily in the Andes Mountains of South America. They have small heads, long necks, short tails, and impressive hair on their heads. Their thick coats help them cope with cold climates.

Many scientists compare Alpaca wool to sheep wool, but it is much warmer than sheep wool. In particular, this sheep wool is waterproof, due to the oil it contains, and is extremely expensive.

Scottish Highland Cattle

Scottish Highland cattle, also known as bush cows, impress people with their long horns and thick hair. The "hair" of this breed of cattle is considered the longest of all cattle and helps protect the body in the cold winter.

These cattle are mainly raised for their meat because they are rich in nutrients and have excellent survival skills, even in steep mountain areas. In addition, Scottish Highland cattle can use their horns to exploit food sources when buried by snow and trees.

Borneo bearded pig

The Bornean bearded pig, scientifically known as Sus barbatus, is found in Southeast Asia, Sumatra, Borneo, the Malay Peninsula and many small islands. The most impressive feature of this animal is its thick, long, pure white beard.

Additionally, the Bornean bearded pig can breed as early as 18 months of age and has been crossbred with several other species in the Suidae family. The San Diego Zoo is the first zoo in the Western Hemisphere to breed the Bornean bearded pig.

Tuyet Anh (Source: Synthesis)

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