Ajolote - Two Legged Snake?
It look like a small snake but it has two feet in front! Anyone who first saw it, would be afraid to touch it.
This reptile-snake-looking animal originated from Mexico (and only can be found in Mexico) is call Ajolote.
It live in the soil. Of course, the legs comes handy when it's time to go 'home'!
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/ajolote-unexplained-mysteries_zps3ed7d980.jpg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1CxUTuHy6xE
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The Panda Ant
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/tumblr_mpdgov9Zsd1rxyvj1o2_500_zpsa3a11a66.jpg
Habitat: Chile and Argentina
Status: Not Evaluated
First described in 1938, this fascinating species was quickly nicknamed the Panda Ant (Euspinolia militaris) after its
markings which resembled those of a Giant Panda. While it looks just like a fluffy ant, it’s actually not an ant at all!
It’s really a species of wingless wasp related to the Red Velvet Ant, or “cow killer” as it is eerily dubbed. The killer
nickname comes from the ants’ painful sting which is said to be strong enough to subdue a cow.
Like the Red Velvet Ant, the Panda Ant also packs a powerful sting that can temper just about
anything – or anyone – that crosses its path. That’s really all anyone knows about this unique
creature as it has been spotted only a handful of times and barely even studied. I can tell you
that it would be all I could do not to give this guy a little tickle, though. That fuzzy black and
white panda coloration is just too cute! Too bad it would probably destroy me in a single bite
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/tumblr_mpdgov9Zsd1rxyvj1o1_1280_zpsbc8a5dc4.jpg
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/tumblr_mpdgov9Zsd1rxyvj1o2_500_zpsa3a11a66.jpg
Habitat: Chile and Argentina
Status: Not Evaluated
First described in 1938, this fascinating species was quickly nicknamed the Panda Ant (Euspinolia militaris) after its
markings which resembled those of a Giant Panda. While it looks just like a fluffy ant, it’s actually not an ant at all!
It’s really a species of wingless wasp related to the Red Velvet Ant, or “cow killer” as it is eerily dubbed. The killer
nickname comes from the ants’ painful sting which is said to be strong enough to subdue a cow.
Like the Red Velvet Ant, the Panda Ant also packs a powerful sting that can temper just about
anything – or anyone – that crosses its path. That’s really all anyone knows about this unique
creature as it has been spotted only a handful of times and barely even studied. I can tell you
that it would be all I could do not to give this guy a little tickle, though. That fuzzy black and
white panda coloration is just too cute! Too bad it would probably destroy me in a single bite
http://i1195.photobucket.com/albums/aa398/Frikkie3/tumblr_mpdgov9Zsd1rxyvj1o1_1280_zpsbc8a5dc4.jpg
