Lisa Jones
Pets become real family members for us. Of course, cats and dogs are most often brought up, but some already want exotic ones.
#1 Capybara
The height of this rodent is 50-64 cm and weighs 35 - 66 kg, it needs a lot of space and daily access to the reservoir, because the capybara likes to spend time in the water.
#2 Phasmatodea
These insects are interesting in their ability to camouflage themselves on plants. The sizes of Phasmatodea vary from 3-4 cm to 26-30 cm. With proper care, they can live for several years.
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#3 Mini donkey
They are called miniature very conditionally because in height these donkeys can reach a meter, and weigh 90 kilograms. Donkeys need a lot of free space, preferably even a pasture. They get along well with children and can be truly affectionate and devoted pets.
#4 Sugar glider
This small animal resembles a squirrel in body shape. In a jump, "glides" through the air at large distances (up to 50 meters or more). The sugar glider is social animals, so it's best to keep them in pairs.
#5 Wallaby
Having a wallaby is almost the same as having a kangaroo, only these animals are smaller. Such joy, of course, is more accessible to the inhabitants of Australia.
#6 Skunk
A skunk can be a wonderful pet, unless, of course, it has odorous glands. In captivity, these animals can live for more than 10 years.