8 Weird Animals You Won't Believe Science Can’t Explain

There are some Weird Animals on this planet but science cant explain all of them. Here we count down eight of the most baffling Weird Animals riddles science has a hard time explaining.

[ethanielclyne]

I love bottlenose dolphins and orcas. They have different languages, have unique names, they do drugs and have best friends. They're basically just humans of the sea

[dogen]

One of my chickens rolls her neck and says when another chicken or person does something cheeky

[gina]

I find the giraffe strange. Long neck, horns, long legs. Seems so awkward.

[whynotjustmyusername]

Although I like the video, the title really annoys me... You should write at least a "yet" at the end, although the right thing to say would be "8 Weird Animals Science Is Working On.", since that is what Science does. A hundred years ago, we didn't know how the kidneys' work was coordinated, at the time, science was working on the topic and in the 20ies discovered Adiuretin.

[angelalbright]

Immortal Jellyfish! They will rule the world! Ha, ha!

[deanwcampbell]

+Be Amazed
You should really change the title of these videos from: "Science Can’t Explain"
To: "Science Hasn't Yet Explained"

[danafuente]

My favourite animal is a fox :3 They scream and cram their faces into the floor :D

[Daniel_K]

Why do dogs sniff each-others backsides?

[bjyornk]

My favorite animal is a fricken panda I like how they go around snapping bamboo in half like a god damn pro

[mcuvillier]

I've seen a few yeti crab in an old aquarium that was destroyed years ago, I learned alot.

[justincarawan-carawanco.pu]

The most confounding animal question on the planet - Why do cats chase lasers?

[evolutionglitch]

You may have missed one important thing. #4 about the cows being magnetic. It's common practice for a farmer to feed their cows magnets. Since cows have 4 stomachs, and they graze constantly on farmland (which often has bits of metal around), they shove a magnet down the cows throats, it stays in place in the first stomach to keep the smaller bits of steel from migrating through. It's also easier for a very to retrieve a piece of metal from the first stomach than it is the second, third, or even fourth. Views may align themselves for comfort. To avoid a feeling of indigestion.

[readingwithelizabeth]

For number 6, I have a story. There was a little girl who, on her way to pre-school, dropped some crumbs from her sandwich. A crow came by and ate them up. The girl liked this, so each day she would drop little crumbs on the sidewalk outside her house. This continued until the girl was 8 years old, and could still be going. The same crow showed up every time, and eventually they began a relationship. In return for the food, the crow would bring the girl things he had found, such as marbles, sequins, and bottle caps. He even brought the girl a heart-shaped pendant! I think crows are much smarter than we think.

[kevinaronyk]

One thing about the jelly fish is that when they revert to their polyp form is that they will start a division process where they can bud off into many more clones of its self.So even if one gets eaten by a turtle, chances are one of it's clones lives on.

[waikhomromesh]

this video is real amazed to me, thanks for such video

[davidsmithsmith]

while the jellyfish reverts to an earlier stage, lobsters are inmortal

[eggwilliam]

One of the weirdest animals in my book is the mimic octopus

[isorokudono]

The Platypus neatly killing the theory of evolution since forever.

[nerinablais]

I'm obsessed with wolves, but mostly because they're my spirit guide. However, I've always wondered why they don't follow the normal rules of nature. In nature, it's always survival of the fittest and that the weaker of a species is sacrificed so that the stronger ones may survive. Wolves however protect the weaker members of their packs and its the strongest pack member, the alpha who is sacrificed if the pack is in danger. I know it has something to do with pack mentality, but I'm not 100% certain why that is.

[richardjones]

The platypus is here to mess with our minds