If you have a pet, then you know very well that their company and love is one of the most valuable things you can have in your life. Some people choose to adopt shelter animals, while others don't even think twice about paying huge sums for them. 
Real python 
For the most part, snakes are not loved by people not only because of their menacing appearance, but another obvious reason is the fact that some species can be very dangerous. If you have a warm feeling for these unique creatures and want to have one as a pet, then we will show you a real python, also known as the Royal Python, which can curl up into a ball when in danger. Due to its gentle behavior, many people purchase it as a pet. You don't have to worry about it biting you because, fortunately, the python will only do this if you don't hold its 1.5 kg body correctly. Some individuals reach up to 59 centimeters in length, and females more than 1.5 meters. It is worth taking into account that keeping a snake at home is not only fun and exciting, but also dangerous. Advice - it is better to get a python bred in captivity. Buying such a pet will cost about eight thousand dollars.
Black cockatoo 
The black cockatoo is a New Guinea bird that lives in the tropical jungle and has an unusual black crest. The large dark gray beak, which does not close completely, and the original, perfect comb, make this bird unique in its kind, and the delicate reddish cheeks, which make it one of the most desirable and preferred exotic beauties. Its size differs from others in the cockatoo family and can be around 60 centimeters in length. There is not much difference in body size between females and males, but they can be distinguished by the volume of their crest. The diet is based on seeds and fruits. Currently, this species is extremely rare, as they lay only one egg in their entire life. The privilege of owning a black cockatoo will cost you between $12,000 and $20,000.
Chimpanzee 
Can you imagine having a chimpanzee as a pet in your home? This good-natured creature is distinguished by its similarity to people both in appearance and intellect. Its usual habitat is in humid tropical or equatorial forests, as well as in dry areas within the savanna. This species of monkey is extremely sociable and friendly. Their expressive personalities have made them one of the most desirable exotic animals, favored by many breeders willing to shell out up to sixty thousand dollars. Adapting them to home life will not be difficult due to their environmental versatility. You can enjoy their company for a long time because the life expectancy of chimpanzees reaches sixty years. But having such a pet is no doubt not an easy task because, being animals with certain traits that can pose a danger, they require attention, space, education and, of course, a specialized veterinarian. Their body is covered with dark brown hair except for the muzzle, and when standing they can reach 1.8 meters in length and weigh 80 kilograms.
Stag beetle 
It may seem unusual to have a bug as a pet, but believe it or not, in places like Japan, the sale of stag beetles has become mega popular and most children already own a couple of them. These beetles belong to the family of beetles of the suborder Heriovorous beetles. Considered the largest beetle in Europe. They get their name from the striking appearance of the male, which has incredible, long jaws and no doubt distinguishes him from his female counterparts. The size of a male stag beetle reaches 10 centimeters, while the female is only 5. Of course, you need to keep it in an environment with appropriate temperature and humidity. You should be prepared to pay up to $80,000 for such a small pet.
Asherah 
This elegant and slender cat is the most expensive in the world, with an exorbitant value that ranges from $22 to $100,000. However, the price is the least important detail because, while undoubtedly owning one is a luxury, the fact that the Asherah is a very rare breed makes it almost unique. This cat is a descendant of the Asian leopard, African serval and domestic cat, and was born thanks to genetic manipulation carried out by the animal breeding company Lifestyle Pets in the early 21st century in the United States of America. It has thin and beautiful spotted skin, long pointed ears and a particularly long body, reaching 1.2 meters in length. Ashera may seem wild, but no more than an ordinary cat. If you have the opportunity to have such a pet, then without a doubt you will be crazy about him.
White Lion 
Have you ever wondered about the existence of white lions? Well, if yes, then here is proof that they exist. This magnificent creation of nature is currently only found in nature reserves in South Africa because being in the wild makes them an easy target, as they have no natural camouflage due to their bright colors. But captured white lions are actively sold, mostly to Arabs, who are willing to pay up to 148 thousand dollars without remorse for such an exotic pet. White lions were first spotted in the Timbavati Game Reserve in the 70s and the hefty prices are justified by their unusual color and rare population, with only around 300 known to exist, putting them on the endangered list. But they look truly great.
Lancelot Anchor 
This adorable dog comes from a story of pure love as Lancelot Anchor is the first commercially cloned dog in the world. The dog, Sir Lancelot, died at the age of 11 from cancer, and his owners Edgar and Nina Otto didn't hesitate to pay a whopping $155,000 to get their beloved Labrador back. The cloning process began in 2008 under the direction of biotechnologist Lou Hawthorne, who used Sir Lancelot's cryogenically frozen DNA to be implanted into a South Korean Labrador. This made the family truly happy, and to this day they keep memories of their previous pet. The puppy turned out to be absolutely identical, because even the way he crosses his paws is reminiscent of his predecessor. Lancelot gave even more pleasant memories by bringing eight puppies.
Deveronvale Perfection 
This story is about the most expensive sheep that made headlines in 2009. She was sold at a Scottish auction at the age of eight months, where a farmer named Jimmy Douglas paid $376,000 for her. Of course, the question arises as to what made this artiodactyl so unique and valuable. The reason lies in the fact that the individual is a real perfection with excellent appearance, good thigh dimensions and above all with an ideal pedigree. The buyer's even greater interest was justified by the presence of reproductive organs in the animal, which helped offset the huge price. So it turned out to make a small business with just one pet.
Missy 
This individual's full name is East Lewisdale Golden Missy, but is better known as simply Missy. This black and white Canadian Holstein cow became the most expensive cow in the world when it was auctioned in 2009 for a whopping $1,200,000. In fact, this is not so surprising, because the artiodactyl was recognized as the best in all of North America, not only for its beauty, but also for its high productivity of dairy raw materials. For many years, Missy was a spokesperson for Canadian milk production and went by the nickname “Million Dollar Cow” and had many victories in various competitions. In 2011, she even received the title “Cow of the Year”. All awards confirm her unsurpassed quality as a purebred cow and convince the jury at each competition that her strength, longevity, genetic predispositions and productive performance make her a true leader.
Tibetan mastiff 
First place is taken by this magnificent and luxurious Tibetan Mastiff. It was made the most expensive pet in the world by one millionaire who paid $1,600,000 for it. The dog was purchased at a dog show, and the buyer could not resist the abundant and fluffy fiery fur, giving the dog a delicate teddy bear appearance, and its huge size of 70 centimeters. But it’s not just appearance that can make someone pay such a hefty sum. This breed has a good temperament, making him a good protector and loyal friend. Isn't he adorable?
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