What you know about real life magic or superpowers?

Do you believe in magic or superpowers? Not like Clark Kent or the magic show, as in real life superpowers? Believe it or not, there are animals that seem to pose, these forces of nature, branding them extraordinary species.

Here is a list of some animals with real-life superpower. 

Opossum

They trigger a distinctive protein in their bodies that neutralize all known toxins.

Possums (Opossums) are, sadly, short-lived creatures.

Jellyfish

It can go back to its polyp structure and start a fresh. They are typically immortal.

Dog

Man’s best friend posses, the gift of utmost instinct. They are known to poses, telepathic powers that enhance the more they are with humans.

Hippos

They process a reddish sweat that resembles blood in order to cool down.

Hippos have very powerful jaws, which makes them a symbol of strength and durability (which also makes them an animal that symbolizes the power behind stillness). 

Sea cucumbers

These animals can convert into a liquid, and then switch back to a solid.

Lyrebird

These bird species can copy any sound it hears, including sounds of other animals as well as machinery.

Rhinoceros Beetle

This tiny creature can lift 850 times its body weight.

Salamanders

Salamanders can recuperate lost parts of its body, including internal organs.

Dung beetles

They employ the moon and star as a compass to lead them as they drag their dang balls.

Crocodiles

Crocodiles consume stones and utilize them for balance in water, as well as grind food during digestion.

Flying snake

Talk of a flying snake, as if just a plain snake is not scary enough.

Pistol shrimp

The pistol shrimp has a claw which snaps shut so fast it builds a cavitation bubble nearly as hot as the sun’s surface. It creates a noise of up to 218 decibels when the bubble collapses.

Mantis Shrimp

They sway their arms out at 80kph when they punch, with similar speed to that of a 22-caliber bullet. Also, they have 16 color receptive cones which allow hen to see the entire spectrums of light, including ultraviolet rays.

Alpine ibex

This is a species of mountain goat that are very good at trending up vertical walls.

Horned Lizard

The short-horned lizard is a one-reptile wrecking crew with a bizarre self-defense strategy. When defending its own life, 

 It can shoot blood from its eyes to wade off predators.

Chi ton

This mollusk generates its own set of magnetite teeth that are the toughest, solid thing ever formed by a living organism.

Cardinal fish

This fish spits out the Ostracism, something that resembles a burst of bluish flame

Tardigrades

These creatures are indestructibly.

It is a truly wondrous creature: an eight-legged microscopic beastie also known as the “moss piglet” that can go without food or water for more than ten years, live in the vacuum of space, stew in boiling water, and keep waddling onward, good as new. 

One thing common with all these creatures is that their ‘superpowers’ somehow help them adapt to their natural surroundings and increase their survival. They may not shoot laser beams from their eyes, but they sure do incredible things, for example, a snake with no wings but flies or a fish that transforms its matter to liquid then back to solid.

If not superpowers, what else would you refer to them as?

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