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In this episode of Freaky Fauna Files, we explore four fascinating animals from across Asia, each with their own strange adaptations and stories.
We start with the Japanese spider crab, the largest arthropod in the world, known for its massive leg span and deep-sea lifestyle. Then we take a look at the tanuki, or Japanese raccoon dog—a real animal with a long history in folklore as a shapeshifter and trickster.
Next, we head to the grasslands of Central Asia to meet the saiga antelope, an odd-looking ungulate with a flexible, oversized nose that helps it survive in dusty, harsh environments. Finally, we dig into the world of the assassin bug, a small insect with surprisingly brutal hunting tactics and a name it definitely earns.
From legends to lethal adaptations, this episode highlights the diversity and strangeness of ...
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