The most expensive pets in the world

This is a domestic cat that developed to look like an exotic jungle cat; Bengals are large animals and their heads are smaller in comparison to the body. They are known for being naughty and quite intelligent so Bengals need to keep themselves occupied.

In 1998, a Bengal cat was purchased for $ 42,000! This fabulous cat belonged to a second generation of Bengal cats, which makes it even more rare and unique. Normally, the cat must belong to at least the fourth generation of Bengal cats. The first three generations are usually used only for breeding.

The White Lion is a rare color mutation but they are not albinos. Most of these lions are found in zoos and in reserves in South Africa; it is estimated that there are about 300 white lions in the world.

Although they have been domesticated, they are still dangerous when they become adults. This beautiful lion can only be bought by millionaires; their price is around $138,000! That is outrageous!

This is a type of large Tibetan dog breed; owning a Tibetan mastiff in China is like having a Ferrari or a gold watch. They have become a popular pet for millionaires because of their uniqueness.

This is the most expensive in the world; a Tibetan mastiff puppy was sold for $2 million in China! They are known for being incredibly loyal and great guardians; that is one expensive guardian!

The Texel sheep originated on the island of Texel; the largest of the Frisian Islands on the north coast of the Netherlands. The exact origin of the breed is unknown but is believed to be a cross of many British races, Texel sheep are known for their high-quality meat.

In Banffshire, Scotland, a lamb called Deveronvale Perfection was sold for £231,000! It’s unbelievable, let’s just hope that their meat is incredibly tasty!

This is a breed of dairy cattle which originated from the Dutch provinces of North Holland and Friesland and in Northern Germany. They are known for their large dairy production and their lifetime production stands at around 26,000 liters, that’s a whole lot of milk!

This cow produces 50 % more milk than the average cow and that’s one of the main reasons why they are more expensive. In 2009, a Holstein cow named Missy was sold for $1.2 million; she is considered the most expensive cow in the world.

This is an American Thoroughbred racehorse which was sold at an auction for $ 16 million!  The Green Monkey was named after a golf course located in Barbados.

In 2007, The Green Monkey made his racing debut, finishing in third place. Nowadays, he can’t race anymore but his owners charge $5,000 per session of breeding.

The stag beetle is a very rare species of beetle, characterized by its large mandibles, which resemble the antlers of stags. This exotic beetle belongs to the family of the Lucanidae, a group of about 1,200 insect species.

Stag beetles are the largest terrestrial insect in Europe, some of them can be 12cm long! A Japanese breeder was able to sell one of these beetles for the staggering price of $ 89,000!

This is not only the largest species of macaws but also the world's largest flying parrot. This parrot is native to the eastern and central regions of South America. However, due to its popularity as pets, they have become a critically endangered species.

The Hyacinth macaws have an extremely powerful beak, they eat kernels of hard nuts and seeds, and they can even crack coconuts and macadamia nuts. In addition to this, the hyacinth macaw eats vegetables and fruits. The average price for a Hyacinth macaw is $20,000!

These monkeys, which can also be called swamp monkeys, are found in Central Africa. These creatures are named after the French explorer Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza. They are very difficult to find because of their innate abilities to hide. They have a lifespan of about 22 years.

These exotic monkeys have a lifespan of around 22 years and its average price ranges from $7,000 to $10,000!