Bush viper

This beautiful creature scientifically known as Atheris squamigera can be usually found in Nigeria and western Kenya. Of course, this is a venomous species that comes in various shades of red, orange and green and loves dense vegetation because they can find a lot of small rodents and other prey animals here. 

In general, females are larger than males – they can reach an average length of 28 in, while the male record is 25 in. As you can see in this picture, their triangular head is larger than their body and their eyes are bigger than those of other ordinary snakes. 

White stag

These beautiful white stags (or hind for females) are actually red deer or fallow deer who suffers from a condition known as leucism. This health condition affects their skin and hair and leads to loss of pigmentation. The white deer plays an important role in some cultures’ mythology. 

Many people believe that white stags suffer from albinism. However, the difference between albino stags and those with leucism is that albinos have red eyes. Some cultures associate white stags with a symbol of purity and beauty. 

Mexican alligator lizard

The Mexican alligator lizard is an endangered invertebrate that impresses everyone with their turquoise beauty. Although they usually tend to move really slowly, they can run faster when they are threatened. The Mexican alligator lizard is also known as the Green Arboreal Alligator Lizard and can be found in Mexico, especially in Puebla, Veracruz, and Oaxaca. 

They have an arboreal lifestyle that involves a humid temperate climate with summer rains. As you probably know, the turquoise Mexican alligator lizard prefers a diet that contains a lot of insects. 

Unfortunately, as we said before, this species of lizard is actually endangered due to pet trade, forest fires and agriculture.