Eastern Meadowlark
The flute-voice of open fields
Animal Habitats
Shrubland
Areas dominated by shrubs and bushes, including chaparral and heathland
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Shrubland Animals
Welsh Black Cattle
Built for Welsh hills, bred for beef
Senepol Cattle
Slick-coated taurine built for the tropics
Nguni Cattle
Built for the rangeland, born in color
Nelore Cattle
Built for the tropics, born to thrive
Brown Tree Snake
Night-climber that changed Guam's forests
Lineback Cattle
The stripe that stands out.
Tasmanian Tiger Snake
Banded, black, and built for wetlands
Rhesus Macaque
Street-smart primate, social to the core
Curly Hair Tarantula
Curly, calm, and quietly formidable
Texas Brown Tarantula
Big, brown, and mostly mellow.
Black Tarantula
Velvet-black, calm, and captivating
Arizona Blonde Tarantula
Blond legs, desert burrows, calm giant
Orange Baboon Tarantula
Orange Baboon Tarantula: Web. Dash. Defend.
Brazilian Black Tarantula
The Velvet Black Burrower
Chilean Rose Tarantula
Chile's "rose" with a hidden defense
California Tarantula
Velvet-dark ambush hunter of California
Pumpkin Patch Tarantula
Small spider, big pumpkin vibes
Green Bottle Blue Tarantula
Desert jewel, webbing machine
Mexican Fireleg Tarantula
Fire-legged, burrow-built, Mexico-made
Orchard Oriole
Smallest oriole, biggest spring song
Eurasian Sparrowhawk
The woodland sprinter with a long tail
Nightjar
Built for twilight insect-hunting
Roadrunner
The sprinting cuckoo of the desert