the quagga is an interesting one, with its extremely soothing colors and mesmerizing fur patterns. i mean, it looks like somebody spilled their coffee on a zebra. since it's an extinct animal, there have been resurrection projects surrounding it, but the most down-to-earth and an on-going one is the quagga project, where they breed regular zebras back into having the fur patterns of the quagga.

another great mentions are camels, i mean, big weird rug textured animal that has big humps on its back and lives in a hot desert. how cool is that? and i think everybody had a moment as a kid when they rode a camel (....in a zoo, i do not think anybody here owns a camel, or am i wrong?) and felt how weird it is. i mean, its not comfortable at all first of all. and secondly, their hump is not actually a solid material, it's a lumpy thing that sways around even though it looks like something you could grasp onto while riding it. but no, these creatures do not work like that.

quoting wikipedia here; " The one-humped dromedary makes up 94% of the world's camel population, and the two-humped Bactrian camel makes up 6%. " doesn't that sound weird? i mean, not gonna lie, i think the two-humped camels are way more iconic and look way better than the one-humped ones. and wouldn't they be more cheap because they store more fat (i'm assuming, i'm not a camel expert)? either way, let's all give more love to the two-humped bactrian camel.