Animal Habitats

Suburban

Residential areas with gardens and green spaces supporting adaptable wildlife

1,731 Animals

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Geoffroys Tamarin

Panama's cooperative twin-raiser

Pied Tamarin

Manaus' black-and-white forest neighbor

Sri Lankan Elephant

Sri Lanka's great gentle engineer

Indian Elephant

One trunk-many forests sustained

African Bush Elephant

Big ears, big impact.

Sparrow

Small birds, big social networks

Marsh Frog

The laughing giant of the marsh

Leopard Cat

Asia's adaptable little spotted hunter

Stag Beetle

Antlers of the insect world

Sand Lizard

Green-flanked sprinter of the sands

Pike Fish

Built to ambush, born to bite.

Cassowary

Casque on. Forests grow on.

Raccoon Dog

Masked canid, master of winter torpor

Pool Frog

Small frog, big role in wetlands

Long-Eared Owl

Tufts up, talons down.

Little Penguin

Tiny diver, big coastal survivor

Puss Moth

Big moth, bigger attitude

Striped Rocket Frog

Built for leaps. Striped for stealth.

Indian Star Tortoise

Stars on a shell, survivor of scrub

Green Bee-Eater

Green flash of the open country

African Palm Civet

Not a true civet-one of a kind

African Civet

Africa's midnight musk-maker

Masked Palm Civet

Masked face, midnight fruit forager

Asian Palm Civet

Fruit by night, civet by scent