What's the rarest animal you know???

Answer 1

CTV released their Degrassi Season 6 Press Release today. A few big surprises first off with the cast. It looks like everyone is returning except Hazel, Joey, and Caitlin. That includes Sean, Ashley, Craig, Paige, Marco, Alex, Jay, and Ellie as well as almost the whole rest of the cast that was in season 5. There were also a few plots revealed, Jimmy delves into his sexuality while being confined to his wheel chair, there's a school rivalry, a tragic accident, Ellie and an older man, one student will go to jail, and of course as we heard before someone dies. Basically your standard year at Degrassi. Here is the PR below:

"-- Production Underway on 19 New, Half-Hour Episodes -- -- Degrassi Episodes and Webisodes Now Available at ctv.ca --

Answer 2

This animal has to be the rarest. It is called a liger, which comes from the breeding of a female tiger and a male lion. Its pretty amazing especially for the fact that this beast is huge. There is also a tigon which is the breeding of a male tiger and a female lion. Look at my source for more info.

Answer 3

The rarest animal I know is a mountain quail of Himalayas.

Answer 4

The KOUPREY.
Firstly, I guess you'd like to know what the Kouprey is. The Kouprey is a forest bovine (classified as extinct in Cambodia) endemic to Indochina and is the flagship species adopted by Wild Aid Cambodia for extinct and endangered species in the region. There are estimated to be less than 250 kouprey left in the world. These low numbers are attributed to uncontrolled hunting by locals and soldiers in conjunction with diseases introduced from cattle and loss of habitat. However the kouprey is suspected to have always been somewhat rare.
also...On the wall of the Golden Parrot restaurant, in the Cambodian town of Skuon, hangs a ceramic buffalo head with real horns attached. The horns are the restaurant owner’s most treasured possession. She believes they once belonged to a Khting Vor, an elusive bovine from northeastern Cambodia, and keeps a sliver of horn in a vial hanging from a chain around her neck as protection from the bite of venomous snakes. Mention the Khting Vor to Khmer people, and they will tell you it “lives in the forest” and its “horns cure snakebite.” For them, there is no doubt of its existence, even though no skin, skeleton, or skull has ever been found, and there are no photographs of the animal.

These stories are not just from the mouths of superstitious villagers. Lic Vuthy, who was educated in the United States and is the species program manager for the World Wide Fund For Nature, believes in the Khting Vor; his family has passed on tales of its powers for generations. And it’s not difficult to find Western-trained Khmer doctors who recommend the horn as a remedy for snakebite.

The Khting Vor, which in Khmer means spiral-horned ox, is scientifically known as Pseudonovibos spiralis and was first identified in 1994 when two German zoologists described a new species sighted along the Vietnam-Cambodian border. They claimed to have discovered the Khting Vor after collecting a set of horns and unearthing others in various markets in the area

Answer 5

Southeastern Wampuss Cat

Answer 6

Theres a actuall fish called slippery Dick and thats the rarest i know of

Answer 7

I'd say the infamous "Snype"

But I did get some very under done chicken at KFC once. it still had pink blood next to the bone ! (I guess you could call that rare.)

The rarest one i know of is a fish called a GAR.(sp?).not the alligator gar just a gar and they are ugly...

Answer 8

Dinosaurs

Answer 9

Unicorns

Answer 10

Bigfoot