The strangest creatures in the world are the one-eyed shark, the confusing rock chameleon, the albino trapdoor spider, the devil bat and the zombie fungus.

1. One-eyed shark

A rare shark fetus found in Mexico is 22 inches (about 56 cm) long and has only one eye, which grows in the front of the head. One-eyed shark is one of the top ten weird animals in 211 named by the editors of National Geographic News.

2. Confused rock chameleon

According to a report published by the World Wide Fund for Nature, the chameleon shown in the picture was recently discovered in Madagascar, an African island with rich species. The scientific name of this chameleon "Furcifertimoni" is like a confused rock singer, so it is also called the confused rock chameleon.

3. Albino trapdoor spider

According to the website of National Geographic News, a new species of albino trapdoor spider has been discovered in Australia, which is 1.2 inches (about 3 cm) wide. It will be called "albino trapdoor spider" until it is described as a new species.

4. Demon bats

They live in remote rainforest habitats in Vietnam, as far away from humans as possible. Neil Frey, the co-author of the research paper and an international biologist of wildlife conservation, an environmental organization, said that if captured, the devil bat would also become fierce.

5. Zombie Fungi

In the Brazilian rain forest, the head of a zombie ant shows an object similar to a stem. This "stem" is actually a newly discovered fungus named "Ophiocordycepcamponoti-Balzani".

Scientists said that this fungus was originally considered as a single species, named "Ophiocordyceps unilateralis", but in fact there are four completely different populations, all of which can control ants mentally.

Ophiocordycepcamponoti-Balzani can infect ants and occupy their brains. Once ants move to the most suitable area for their growth and spore transmission, they will kill the ants.