Fennec Fox

The fennec fox, also known as the desert fox, is the smallest species of foxes in the world. I think we can all recognize them by their big ears and angelic face. Fennec fox can be found in the Sahara desert and other regions of North Africa. These beautiful foxes usually behave like dogs and some people even adopt them. However, even though they can be adopted as pets, it doesn’t mean that they are easy to train or that they don’t have wild instincts that can actually be dangerous to humans. So, try to pay more attention to this aspect if you want to adopt a fennec fox. According to animal experts, most of the time, fennec foxes are not so friendly with humans. 

Unlike other domestic pets, the wild fennec fox is mostly nocturnal, which means that they will be active at night and this can be another problem if you want to adopt one as a pet. In other words, it may be quite difficult for you to play with them during the hours when you should be sleeping. Fennec foxes usually feed on insects, small mammals and birds. 

These beautiful tiny foxes love to play with people from time to time, but most of the time they prefer to be alone and if you don’t respect it, they can become aggressive. The fennec fox is also very talkative, so if you want a quiet pet, this species of fox isn’t the one for you. 

Denise’s Pygmy Seahorse

Denise’s Pygmy Seahorse, also known as Hippocampus Denise, is the smallest species of a seahorse on Earth and can be found in the waters of the western Pacific. This type of seahorse can reach a maximum length of 3 cm. Denise’s Pygmy Seahorse can change their colors, which helps them camouflage.