8 species of animals have strange hair

Victorian crown pigeons, bearded pigs, Alpaca camels are three of the animals with characteristic hairs on their heads, likened to strange hairstyles.

Bactrian camels

Bactrian two-headed camels live in many deserts in Central Asia and East Asia. They have relatives with Arab camels. The first part of the Bactrian camel has many sparse hairs. (Photo: Silvain de Munck / Flickr)

Alpaca camels

Alpaca is a llamas that live mainly in the Andes, South America. Alpaca camels have small heads, long necks, short tails and extremely impressive hair on the head. Very thick fur allows them to adapt to cold climates. (Photo: kwtraveller / Flickr)

Pigeon crown Victoria

Victoria crown dove is the largest pigeon in the world. They often live in forests in New Guinea. In addition to the gray-blue feathers, the splendor of this bird comes from the point of being a fan-shaped "hair" on the top of the head. Although not currently in danger, Victoria's crown pigeon once had a near-extinction due to human hunting. (Photo: Tambako The Jaguar / Flickr)

Cattle in the Scottish highlands

Scottish highland cattle, also known as bushy cows, live in areas near the Arctic Circle. Today, it is raised for meat in many places like Europe, North America and Australia. Animals are characterized by "long hair" , which helps them adapt to extreme weather conditions. (Photo: Michael Pollack / Flickr)

Bearded pig

This pig has a lot of facial hair. Females also grow many feathers but less than males. (Photo: Jonathan Tweed / Flickr)

Dalmatian pelicans

Dalmatian pelicans with feathers on their heads look like wigs. This is one of the heaviest flying birds. (Photo: Herr P)

Bird Crax rubra

Birds Crax rubra live in Central America. It is about a meter tall. The most striking feature of this bird is its striking "curls" above its head. (Photo: Tambako The Jaguar / Flickr)

Visayan warty pig

During mating season, mane of this pig usually grows about 23cm long. (Photo: Josh More)