15 Cutest Exotic Animals On Earth

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Having a pet is one of the pleasures of many people.
Because like humans, animals are also endowed with feelings of affection, so they can have strong bonds with humans.
Just by looking at them, we will smile and feel happy.
Some of these animals are endangered and protected animals, so you should find out first if you need a license to keep them as pets.
If you wanna know more about these cute animals, you've come to the right place, as we will see, 15 Cutest Exotic Animals On Earth!

Number 15
Pigmy Marmoset
Pygmy marmosets are the smallest monkeys in the world.
This golden-haired monkey lives in the Amazon rainforest, South America, and feeds on tree gum.
The cute animals have another name "Finger Monkey" because they have a body the size of an adult thumb.
Pigmy marmosets are very cute but are almost extinct in their natural habitat because they are hunted as pets.

Number 14
Wombat
Besides being a home for kangaroos, it turns out that Australia also has other cute animals, namely Wombats.
Wombats are endangered animals because they are losing their habitat.
These cute animals are active at night, commonly called nocturnal animals.
Usually, they spend their time sleeping during the day.
Like the Kangaroos, Wombats also have a pocket, but the difference is, the wombat's pocket is on the back.
Although they are very cute as babies when they are adults they are known to be aggressive, especially when they feel threatened.
Wombats are protected species and keeping them as pets is illegal in most parts of Australia.

Number 13
Platypus
The platypus is a semi-aquatic animal that lives on the Australian continent.
Although they reproduce by laying eggs, they are considered mammals, because they breastfeed their babies.
Behind its cute appearance, it turns out that this animal has a poisonous spur to fight with other males during the breeding season.
The body shape of the platypus is like a combination of a duck and a beaver, so it is very unique and cute.
The platypus is listed as critically endangered in part because of the extreme and prolonged drought conditions in Australia.

Number 12
Red panda
Look at this cute face
I'm sure anyone would like to keep this adorable animal.
Red pandas are native to the Eastern Himalayas and are currently endangered, with less than 10,000 remaining in the wild.
These house-cat-sized pandas have a habitat in the highlands with cool temperatures, and they spend a lot of time in the branches of trees.
Like ordinary pandas, they eat large amounts of bamboo every day.
A female red panda mother can give birth to up to 4 cubs, and at birth, they have a milk brown color.

Number 11 Fennec Fox
Number 10 Tamandua
Number 9 Slow loris
Number 8 Sugar Glider
Number 7 Chinchilla
Number 6 Sloths
Number 5 Pygmy Jerboa
Number 4 Capybara
Number 3 Honduran White Bat
Number 2 Skunks
Number 1 Alpaca

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