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Aye Aye is one of the rarest animals of the world. It belongs to the mammals groups. This rare creature dwells in globular nest which has a small hole to enter and exit. When this creature rides on the tree, it uses its middle finger to tap the tree. It uses its slender finger to find out the taste insects. Aye Aye also uses the same middle finger to lift out insects. Its eyes and ears are unusually large. Due to its big eyes some consider this creature as the demon. These types of creatures are very sensitive. These rare creatures are generally found in the Madagascar Island.  The native islanders of Madagascar often killed this creature in first sight because they believe this creature as evil omen. Aye Aye are the only primates of the mammal world to depend on echolocation for pursue.But the most astonishing fact is that this species is in great danger. These animals are particularly fond of ceramicist beetle. They even eat insects, nectar, seeds etc. Aye Aye are dark/brown or ...

The Satanic Leaf Tailed Gecko is a mysterious creature. These kinds of creatures are generally found in Madagascar Island. The generic name of this creature is Uroplatus which is taken from two Latin words “oura” meaning “tail” and “platys” meaning “flat”. This species was first discovered by George Albert Boulenger in 1888. It is very small in size. Its full size with tail is about 2.6 to 6 inches. The leaf like structure is generally seen in ebenaui complex. It has spines on head, body and trunk. This species can change their color according to the circumstances. Even they can change their color during the sexual time. Their color helps them to remain in disguise. This kind of creature has no eyelid but a transparent cover over their eyes. So they use long, mobile tongues to remove the dust from their eyes. The Satanic Leaf Tailed Gecko normally remains in the rainy forest. This kind of creature comes out at night to feed insects. Their scales and long curved claws help them to tra...