Ever wondered how much the most expensive pets in the world cost? One of the oldest monkey species, the De Brazza’s monkey is known for its fleck of orange hair above its eyes and thick white bead.

Stag beetle This unusual pet is one of the largest and most expensive insects in the world. The stag beetle has curling mandibles and antlers protruding from its black head, inspiring its name.

1. Tibetan Mastiff – $582,000 The Tibetan Mastiff is one of the largest and most expensive dog breeds in the world. Originally bred to guard livestock in the Himalayas, this massive and fluffy ...

- Original / License One of the rarest and most expensive pets is the Lavender Albino Ball Python. The snake is very hard to come by, which explains its $40,000 price tag.

The list highlights the top 10 most expensive snakes, including the Green Tree Python (Blue Morph) at $445,800 and the Sunset Ball Python at $70,000.

A rare breed, these pythons feature a co-dominant tiger pattern, making them extremely popular in the snake world. Clark claims an exclusive on this genetic striped ball python.

The snake is a ball python (Python regius), a species named after its habit of coiling up into a ball-like shape when distressed.

Ever wondered how much the most expensive pets in the world cost? Whether it's cats, dogs or another creature altogether, it's no secret that the beloved animals we choose to share our four walls ...

Owning a pet can already be quite expensive when it's just a common dog or cat but some persons go further to own unusual pets and these rare animals command a premium price in the pet market.

The Tibetan Mastiff is one of the most expensive dog breeds in the world, sometimes selling for over $1.5 million. These dogs are massive, powerful, and were historically used to guard livestock.