21Giraffes
Giraffes only need 5 to 30 minutes of sleep in a 24-hour period.
22Baby Otters
Baby otters can't swim at first, but their buoyancy makes it possible for the mother to wrap the pup in (sea)weeds to prevent it from drifting away when she needs to hunt.
23Chinchilla
A Chinchilla's fur is so thick and soft that fleas will suffocate if they try to live there.
24Leopard seal
A leopard seal once tried to teach a National Geographic photographer how to hunt.
25Female wallabies
Female wallabies have been known to "throw" their Joeys from the pouch if they are being pursued or feel threatened. This is a defense mechanism designed to ensure their own survival by sacrificing a Joey.
26Kinkajou
An animal named kinkajou which is related to raccoons, can turn its feet backward to run easily up or down trunks.
27Okapi
Okapis have 14 inch long prehensile tongues and are capable of reaching and cleaning their own eyes and ears with it.
