Red-Eyed Tree Frog
Red eyes, rainforest nights
Mating System Types
Polygynandry
Mating system where multiple males mate with multiple females within a social group
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Polygynandry Animals
Macaque
Smart, social, seriously adaptable
Gopher Snake
Rattlesnake act-harmless rodent hunter
Eastern Woodrat
Big nests, forest forager, true packrat
Dunnock
Hedgerow accentor, not a sparrow
Fer-de-lance Snake
Heat-sensing ambush, heavy-hitting venom
Kenyan Sand Boa
Buried hunter of Africa's sands
Chicken Snake
Barn Guardian, Not a Viper
Eastern Brown Snake
Australia's swift rodent-hunting elapid
Cascabel
Hear the rattle. Respect the hunter.
Collett's Snake
Banded black snake of inland Queensland
Mulga Snake
Outback heavyweight with a high-yield bite
Red Diamondback Rattlesnake
Red diamonds, silent strike
Western Diamondback Rattlesnake
Hear the rattle-respect the desert.
Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake
Big diamonds. Bigger warning.
Aesculapian Snake
The healer's serpent of Europe
Arizona Black Rattlesnake
Dark. Mountain-born. Don't tread close.
Southern Pacific Rattlesnake
Hear the rattle-give it space.
Tiger Rattlesnake
Tiny rattle. Big desert danger.
Midget Faded Rattlesnake
Small snake. Serious rattle.
Aruba Rattlesnake
Aruba's arid-island rattler
Sea Roach
Rock runners of the tide line
Junglefowl
Wild roots of the chicken
Bullsnake
Prairie's loudest look-alike