The Pinocchio anole lizard.

(Photo Javier Ábalos Álvarez)

Jack-o-lantern caterpillar.

(Photo Soon Chye)

This brushtail possum has gorgeous golden fur due to a rare mutation. Unfortunately, they also make easier targets for predators.

(Photo Tim Wimborne)

'We', the two-headed albino rat snake.

(Photo James A. Finley)

The mossy leaf tailed gecko is a master of disguise! Can you see it?

(Photo Ferdy Christant)

The colourful Watermelon fiddler crab!

The tricoloured heron.

(Photo Jackie Kramer)

The green slug caterpillar looks just like a watermelon!

(Photo projectnoah/Marlon829)

Bearded armoured sea robins use their fins to walk along the ocean floor.

The amazing helmeted iguana from Central & South America.

The large frogmouth is native to Southeast Asia & is threatened by habitat loss.

(Photo Con Foley)

The knob-billed duck.

(Photo Vijayendra Desai)

The leaf mantis has a brilliant camouflage!

(Photo Arthur Anker)

The marbled polecat can be found in parts of Europe & Asia and emits a strong odour when threatened.

(Photo Ahmet Karatash)

The stunning Laos warty newt is an endangered salamander, which is threatened by wildlife trading networks.

The remains of various prey items and an infertile egg collected from the nest of a South American harpy eagle.

(Photo Jack Hoopia)

Catacanthus incarnatus- the bug with a face.

(Photo Joseph Chu)

Hairy frogfish have excellent camouflage.

(Photo Christian Gloor)