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pinterest.com[/caption]Animals live in the hottest spots of the globe. There are plenty of living creatures in areas where temperatures are the lowest. It seems flora and fauna can survive in places where humans can’t.
5. The Pygmy Marmoset
A mixture of a monkey, a cat and an owl? That’s even impossible to imagine! Take a look at the photos available on the internet or visit South America to meet this strange animal in real life. This tiny species is only 100g and 5 inches in length yet draws people’s great attention.
