8 Most Camera Shy Animals In The World

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1. Porcupine

large rodents with spines for defense. Similar to hedgehogs, echidnas, and tenrecs. Quills can't be hurled, but regenerate.

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2. Meerkats

social, astute, entertaining creatures found in arid regions. They eat insects, communicate through calls, and face few threats.

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3. Black Rhinoceros

solitary, shy, brown to grey, mate in groups. Can bond with humans, prefer younger individuals, less territorial.

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4. Aardwolf

insectivorous mammal, shy five of Africa, eats termites, tough tongue for surviving termite bites.

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5. Platypus

unique Australian mammal, semi-aquatic, egg-laying, shy, pairs, maternal care.

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6. Skunk

cousins to weasels, have black & white fur, emit strong stink when threatened, live independently or share dens with females.

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7. Leopard

Solitary and elusive, leopards are desirable bachelors in diverse habitats, but face threats from habitat loss and fragmentation.

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8. Koala

Solitary koalas value peace, embrace trees, have territories, ride on mothers' backs, fight males, eat eucalyptus, sleep 20 hours, bond with offspring, and use bellows.