Inchworm
Loop, look like a twig, and live on leaves
Mating Social Behaviors
Solitary
Individuals live alone except during mating encounters, with no lasting social bonds
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Solitary Animals
Owlfly (Ascalaphidae)
Big eyes. Clubbed antennae. Pure predator.
Gourami
Gulp air, build nests, rule the shallows
Yabby
Burrow. Endure. Thrive.
Assassin Snail
Banded burrower, snail-eating sniper
Cone Snail
Harpoon hunters of the reef
Spotted Skunk
Small skunk, big attitude.
Enchi Ball Python
Enchi: Golden glow, cleaner pattern
Groundhog Tick
The burrow-dwelling bite you don't see
Irukandji Jellyfish
Small bell. Big sting.
Turtle Frog
Built like a turtle, lives like a mole
Long-Winged Kite Spider
Spines out, web set-kite spider ready
Regal Jumping Spider
Big eyes. Bold leaps. No web needed.
Largemouth Bass
Big mouth. Bigger strike.
Barn Spider
Night-shift architect of the orb web
Six-Eyed Sand Spiders
Six eyes. Silent ambush.
Cat-Faced Spider
Big web. Cat face. Harmless hunter.
Orange Spider
Pumpkin-colored master of the orb
Southern House Spider
The woolly-web crevice guardian
Cane Spider
Flat, fast, and fond of roaches
Diving Bell Spider (Water Spider)
The spider that lives in a bubble
Fishing Spiders
Shoreline hunters on water's edge
Mouse Spider
Small burrows, big attitude
Spotted Bass
Spots, rocks, and hard strikes