what animals are not symmetrical?
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['Various crabs. Most famously, Fiddler Crabs. ... ', 'Antlered animals. Quite often the rack on a moose, elk or deer is different on one side than the other. ... ', 'Flat fish, like Flounder. ... ', 'Narwhals. ... ', 'Crossbill & Wrybill.']
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And they do exist—mules, for instance, are the result of a horse and donkey mating. But creating hybrids of animals that are very genetically distinct from each other – such as a dog and a cat – are impossible, as is one species giving birth to an entirely different one. It does not stop people from hoping.
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One character inherited by all arthropods is bilateral symmetry. ... Other animals have symmetry like a snowflake s — there are many different ways to carve it into matching halves, and all of these lines meet in the middle, dividing it up like a birthday cake. That is called radial symmetry.
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['Reptiles.', 'Boas.', 'Chameleons.', 'Cobras.', 'Crocodiles and alligators.', 'Green turtle.', 'Iguanas.', 'Komodo dragon.']
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['Chelonoidis phantasticus (Fernandina giant tortoise)—Galápagos Islands.', 'Pterodroma cahow (Bermuda petrel)—Nonsuch Island, Bermuda.', 'Equus ferus caballus (Caspian horse)—Missouri & California.', 'Coelacanthiformes (coelacanth)—Southern Africa & Indonesia.', 'Porphyrio hochstetteri (takahē)—New Zealand.']
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['Pika. Pika | Sylvain CORDIER/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images. ... ', 'Amur Leopard. Amur leopard | JEFF PACHOUD/AFP/Getty Images. ... ', "Darwin's Fox. Chilean Darwin fox | MARTIN BERNETTI/AFP/Getty Images. ... ", 'White-rumped vulture. ... ', 'Saola. ... ', 'Peruvian Spider Monkey. ... ', 'The Bornean Orangutan. ... ', 'Giant Otter.']
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Animals that aren't the following can be kept as pets: coyotes, minks, weasels, muskrats, beavers, opossums, polecats, otters, red and gray foxes, skunks, bobcat, fishers, and raccoons.
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['Hedgehogs. The problem with hedgehogs is that they have very specific temperature requirements. ... ', 'Chinchillas. While some might argue that, in fact, taking care of a chinchilla is rather easy, there are some things you ought to keep in mind and ensure for the animal. ... ', 'Chameleons.']
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['Uraza. leopard.', 'Briggan. wolf.', 'Jhi. panda.', 'Essix. falcon.', 'Cabaro. lion.', 'Mulop. octopus.', 'Arax. ram.', 'Tellun. elk.']
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['Niffler. Nifflers may look cute with their long, duck-like snout and black, fluffy fur but these little creatures are capable of wreaking havoc when let lose. ... ', 'Occamy Hatchling. ... ', 'House Elves. ... ', 'Murtlap. ... ', 'Billywig. ... ', 'Swooping Evil. ... ', 'Thunderbird. ... ', 'Giant Dung Beetles.']
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['Manatee. Manatees are gentle sea animals, often referred to as sea cows. ... ', 'Panda. ... ', 'Turquoise Parakeet. ... ', 'American Alligator. ... ', 'Gray Wolf. ... ', 'Louisiana Black Bear. ... ', 'Golden Lion Tamarin. ... ', 'Humpback Whale.']
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['Wolves.', 'Ocelots (before 1.14)', 'Cats.', 'Horses.', 'Donkeys.', 'Mules.', 'Llamas.', 'Parrots.']
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Asymmetry. Only members of the phylum Porifera (sponges) have no body plan symmetry. There are some fish species, such as flounder, that lack symmetry as adults. However, the larval fish are bilaterally symmetrical.
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['Redback. Photo taken by Jurgen Otto – https://www.flickr.com/photos/59431731@N05/ ... ', "2. Box Jellyfish. I'm no expert, but I'd guess they're called box jellyfish because they look like boxes. ... ", 'Eastern Brown Snake. ... ', 'Cassowary. ... ', 'Red Kangaroo. ... ', 'Saltwater Crocodile. ... ', 'Great White Shark. ... ', 'Dingo.']
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['Cheetahs. Cheetah courtship in the wild. ... ', 'Northern White Rhino. ... ', 'Yangtze giant softshell turtle. ... ', 'Whooping cranes. ... ', 'Giant Pandas.']
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['Koala. [00:33]', 'Sea Turtles. [01:53]', 'Gorillas. [02:38]', 'Vaquita. [03:57]', 'Sumatran Elephant. [04:34]', 'Black Rhinoceros. [05:14]', 'Sumatran Orangutan. [05:59]', 'Amur Leopard. [06:41]']
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['Red panda.', 'Penguin. ... ', 'Koala. ... ', 'Meerkat. ... ', 'Chameleon. ... ', 'Slow loris. ... ', 'Pygmy hippopotamus. Like its larger cousin, the pygmy hippopotamus has stumpy legs, a blunt snout and extraordinary swimming skills. ... ', 'Sloth. Sloths live most of their lives in the trees -- mating, birthing and even dying up there. ... ']