In this video, we are going to talk about our Top 5 Exotic animals that you can own. Before starting, please support the channel by liking this video and subscribing to this channel for future updates. Everyone loves pets and they can be a great source of comfort and motivation in our lives. Some people, however, prefer getting this source of comfort from a more exotic kind of furry companion. If this is you then make sure to stay till the end
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Number 5: Muntjac Deer Imagine if you could have your own 'Bambi' as a house pet. These small ungulates, complete with tiny vampire fangs and stubby antlers (in the males), may not look exactly like the familiar white-tailed deer in adulthood, but their compact size (for a deer) and inoffensive smell make them suitable for living in households.
Number 4: Patagonian Cavies This larger relative of guinea pigs is rodents, even though they might resemble a cross between a deer and a rabbit. Cavies, also called maras, are rodents, but unlike most animals in this group, they are diurnal.
Number 3: Fennec Fox
This exotic pet is a dream for many people. This is because foxes are adored by many, and this small-sized canid appeals to those who enjoy pint-sized pets. The fennec fox's large ears add to its cute appeal.
Number 2: Green Aracari
There are a few aracari species that are kept as pets, such as the collard, curl-crested, and fiery-billed aracari, but greens are said to be the 'easiest' species, suitable for even bird beginners. Aracaris are small toucans (Piciformes) with astonishingly large beaks for their size. They are not parrots, but softbills.
Number 1: Wallaby
There are currently two common species of wallaby in the pet trade: Bennett’s wallaby and the smaller dama wallaby (kangaroos, on the other hand, are large, and any large animal presents a higher threat of injury) Both are animals that require outdoor housing, so if you cannot house animals outside (like myself) then this is a ‘bad pet.’ Otherwise, if there are no unfair zoning laws where you live and you can provide an enclosure with high fencing, a wallaby is an extremely intriguing, affectionate, and distinctive pet.
