Gazelle
Born to sprint the open plains
Animal Habitats
Suburban
Residential areas with gardens and green spaces supporting adaptable wildlife
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Suburban Animals
Blue Belly Lizard
Blue-belly push-ups on every fence
Praying Mantis
Built to sit, see, and seize
Gnat
Tiny flies, huge diversity.
Worm
Many lineages, one wormy shape
River Otter
Built for rivers, born to slide
Blackpoll Warbler
Tiny warbler, ocean-crossing athlete
Song Thrush
Repeat the phrase-own the dawn.
Cocker Spaniel
Merry flusher, gentle retriever
Ambrosia Beetle
Farm fungi. Tunnel wood. Rule trees.
Jumping Spider
Big vision. Bold jumps.
Harris's Hawk
The hawk that hunts as a team
Bed Bugs
Flat, fast, and hard to spot
Firefly
Living lanterns with coded light
Tick
Small bite, big impact
Deathwatch Beetle
The beetle that built the deathwatch legend
Ringed Kingfisher
Big-billed diver of the Neotropics
Squash Beetle
A lady beetle with a taste for squash
Long-Tailed Tit
Long tail, tight flock, big personality
Biscuit Beetle
Small beetle, big pantry problem.
Eurasian Nuthatch
The headfirst trunk-climber
Devil's Coach Horse Beetle
The garden predator with a scorpion pose
Goldfish
More than a "starter fish."
Common Furniture Beetle
Small beetle, big holes in history