Bumblebee
Built for buzz, born to pollinate
Animal Habitats
Shrubland
Areas dominated by shrubs and bushes, including chaparral and heathland
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Shrubland Animals
Honey Bee
One colony, one mind, many wings
Ant
Small bodies, superorganism power
Grasshopper
Jump, chirp, and shape ecosystems
Wasp
Small hunters, huge ecological impact
Wombat
Dig deep. Live tough. Wombat way.
Fly
One wing pair. Endless roles.
Dragonfly
Born in water, ruler of the air
Woodlouse
Crustaceans that compost the forest floor
Caterpillar
Eat. Molt. Metamorphose.
Bird
Feathers, flight, and endless variety
Centipede
One pair per segment. All predator.
Glowworm
Larval lanterns of the night
Cockroach
Nature's nighttime clean-up crew
Millipede
Soil's quiet recyclers with many legs
Kiwi
New Zealand's night-walking icon
Salamander
Tails, trails, and total regeneration
Spadefoot Toad
Dig deep. Breed fast. Vanish again.
Macaw
Big beaks. Long tails. Loud lives.
Budgerigar
Tiny nomad parrot, big personality
Peacock
The train that stole the spotlight
Magpie
Brains, boldness, and a brilliant tail
Woodpecker
Nature's carpenters and forest drummers
Spectacled Bear
Andes' secret gardener in fur