Results: 5 of the most expensive pets in the world

#1 - Missy The Cow: Missy came from the Holstein breed of cows which are known for having the highest production of dairies. However, more than her dairy produces, she was purchased by a group of Canadian investors for $1,200,000 in 2009 for her embryo in hope to produce more of the same breed hence more exponentially increase dairy production. Missy actually wasn't the only expensive cow purchased as there is a yearly "Cow of the year" contest held in Canada. Have you ever heard of the cow of the year contest that is held in Canada?

#2 - Sir Lancelot Encore: Sir Lancelot Encore is a labrador that cost $155,000. The price came up to this due to the procedure from which he came to be. He is a clone of another labrador named Sir Lancelot who unfortunately was diagnosed and died of cancer. The family that owned him loved him so much that they had him cloned. Do you know of someone that has had their pet cloned?

#3 - White Lion Cubs: Apparently, wild & dangerous animals are allowed to be kept as pets in some countries. White Lions are a rare breed of lions that are so coveted by wild pet lovers. Its cubs currently has a price tag of $138,000. Do you think it should be illegal to own a white lion cub as a pet?

#4 - Rare Stag Beetle: A rare stag beetle was sold by a Japanese breeder for $89,000. Hence, making it one of the most expensive pets as well as the most expensive insect that was sold. Is this the first time you are reading about the rare stage beetle that was sold for $89,000?

#5 - Toucan: Large and colorful bills (beaks) are the toucan's hallmark. They are usually forest dwellers and non-migratory. And although they are believed to be able to lay 21 eggs max, they are never found in a big flock. These birds can be sold for as much as $10,000. Are you familiar with these toucan facts?