ʻO nā holoholona leʻaleʻa - kiʻi a me ka wehewehe

The funniest animals that inhabit our planet differ in size, habitat and many other characteristics. However, all of them are easily able to cause a smile with their appearance or behavior.

Drop fish. An animal with a constantly “sad” expression of the snout, living in the waters of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans.

Black rain or water frog. An inhabitant of the coast of Africa, called the most dissatisfied amphibian in the world.

Deep-sea pancake hedgehog. It is found in the Atlantic Ocean and looks like an exotic flower.

Star-bearing mole. It has an original nose in the form of several rays.

Long-necked Australian eastern tortoise. It has a simply impressive neck, which is crowned with a small head.

Helmet-billed kalao. A bright representative of hornbills, which has not only a funny appearance, but also a voice that is very reminiscent of manic laughter.

Long-eared jerboa. A desert inhabitant of China and Mongolia, with exceptionally large ears.

Striped tenrec or bristly hedgehog. The animal in appearance resembles a hybrid of a shrew, otter and hedgehog with a very bright color.

Māhele. The owner of a smiling face, cheerful disposition and incredibly funny behavior.

Bearded imperial tamarin. He is the owner of a chic white mustache, amusingly distributed in different directions.

Crested indri, or propiteki, or sifaki. They move with twelve-meter jumps and their behavior is similar to a person.

Miniature fox from North Africa – Fenech. Thanks to unusual large ears, it has become a symbol of ecology in Tunisia.

Kaʻi lawe. A primate inhabiting the island of Borneo, the owner of a simply huge teardrop-shaped nose, giving the appearance a comical look.

ʻAlepaka. A rare animal with valuable hair, which has a cute and funny muzzle with a prominent forked upper lip.

Axolotl. A tiny salamander with an unusual alien-like appearance.

Madagascan handbill, or Moon-moon. Large eyes and ears, as well as incredibly long fingers, make such an animal funny.

Hungarian Shepherd. It has a kind of natural “dreadlocks”.

Malayan woolly plover. It has an unusual appearance, resembling a mixture of a half-monkey, an insectivore and a bat.

Eschmeyer’s scorpion fish. It looks like a soft children’s toy in bright pink color.

Sea bat. Belonging to the order of sea devils, it is widely known for its scarlet lips, reminiscent of bright female makeup.

Manaʻo ʻoe i ke olakino o kāu pipi? 

ʻO mākou ke kuleana no ka poʻe i hoʻomaʻamaʻa!"- heluhelu i kahi ʻōlelo mai ka moʻolelo "The Little Prince". ʻO ka mālama ʻana i ke olakino o kahi pipi kekahi o nā kuleana nui o ka mea nona. E mālama i kāu pipi ma ka hāʻawi ʻana iā ia i kahi paʻakikī Vitatame. Hoʻolālā ʻia ka paʻakikī kūikawā no nā pōpoki a me nā ʻīlio, a me nā manu a me nā ʻiole. Pākuʻi Hoʻoikaika Vitatame, e kōkua i kāu pipi e ʻālohilohi me ke olakino a kaʻana like i ka hauʻoli me ʻoe!