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I don't know how obscure it is, but look at the Quokka! It's the happiest marsupial in the world! That's why everyone likes taking selfies with them.
On the 'weird' front, I love the sadly very endangered Saiga(k) or Kazakh antelope, with their weird wobbly noses that wiggle like they're made out of jelly:
There are only an estimated 50,000 left in the world, after a bacterial infection back in 2010 wiped out roughly 200,000 of them. They cover a grazing area that is as large as the entire country of France, so they're quite hard to find. Efforts to breed them in captivity haven't worked so far, and scientists may run out of time and/or funding before they all die off or are killed (they're also subject to poaching, like every rare animal is).
I think this is about the same octopus as before (the Dumbo), but if it isn't, then that means there's another type of octopus out there that is so cute it is named Adorablis (and if it is, then they totally missed their best chance to name it that!) Tiny octopus so cute scientists want to name it 'adorabilis'
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This isn’t really in the “weird” category, but...
I don’t know about y’all, but I find this fella too darn cute. I just want to HUG him!!!
My favourite is the extremely rare and endangered Jackalope. Once common in Montana, Alberta and Saskatchewan was last seen near Swift Current Sakatchewan in 2015.
Axolotl
this li'l guy is soooooo cute...look at that face
That's stranger even than the funny creatures people imagine.Amazing.
It's a still from the 2016 version of The Jungle Book... have you seen it?
Awwwwwwww....i wanna huuuug him too
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