Bradt’s photographic collection of the world’s 100 Bizarre Animals is a, sometimes quite literally, eye-popping compendium celebrating the extraordinary creatures, of all shapes & sizes, who share our planet. Photographs of each species are accompanied by information on behaviour patterns & where to find these weird & wonderful creatures is pin-pointed on handy distribution maps throughout the book. Found within… the fog-basking beetle which stands on its head to drink from fog on the breeze, star-nosed mole whose nose sprouts 22 fleshy tentacles, the mandrill whose outrageous face is coloured to mimic its genitals, the cart-wheeling spider & the horned toad which squirts blood from its eyes…