Olm
The dragon's "baby" of the karst
Mating Social Behaviors
Solitary
Individuals live alone except during mating encounters, with no lasting social bonds
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Solitary Animals
Snail
One class, a thousand ways to snail.
Glass Lizard
All the lizard-none of the legs.
Pygmy Hippopotamus
Small hippo, big rainforest story
Sumatran Rhinoceros
Shaggy forest rhino-save the last two-horned Asian
Javan Rhinoceros
One park. One species. Protect it.
Indian Rhinoceros
One horn, river-grass royalty
Black Rhinoceros
Hook-lipped browser, hard to beat
Purple Emperor Butterfly
Purple flash in the treetops
Leopard Cat
Asia's adaptable little spotted hunter
Sumatran Orangutan
The forest's red-haired engineer
Bornean Orangutan
Borneo's forest genius in the canopy
Stag Beetle
Antlers of the insect world
Monte Iberia Eleuth
Cuba's leaf-litter mini marvel
Sand Lizard
Green-flanked sprinter of the sands
Cassowary
Casque on. Forests grow on.
Leaf-Tailed Gecko
Disappear into the forest-Uroplatus
Puss Moth
Big moth, bigger attitude
Indian Star Tortoise
Stars on a shell, survivor of scrub
Horn Shark
Spines up. Shells cracked.
African Palm Civet
Not a true civet-one of a kind
African Civet
Africa's midnight musk-maker
Banded Palm Civet
Striped shadow of the rainforest floor
Masked Palm Civet
Masked face, midnight fruit forager