Hercules Beetle
Horns, heft, and rainforest heroics
Animal Habitats
Woodland
Open forests with widely spaced trees and significant understory vegetation
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Woodland Animals
Leaf-Tailed Gecko
Disappear into the forest-Uroplatus
Long-Eared Owl
Tufts up, talons down.
Grey Mouse Lemur
Madagascar's pocket primate of the night
Yellow-Eyed Penguin
New Zealand's yellow-eyed diver
Saber-Toothed Tiger
Big bite, bigger grappling power
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
Red Wolf
America's rarest wild wolf
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
Malayan Civet
Stripe-tailed night forager of SE Asia
Golden Oriole
Golden voice in the green canopy
Radiated Tortoise
Starbursts of Madagascar's spiny forests
Asian Giant Hornet
Big hornet. Bigger impact.
Vampire Bat
Small bite, big biology.
Japanese Macaque
Japan's snow monkey, social to the core
Rock Hyrax
Built for cliffs, wired for teamwork
Wild Boar
Rooting, roaming, reshaping ecosystems
Quokka
Small kangaroo, big island icon