Atlantic Salmon
Born in rivers, grown at sea, home again
Mating System Types
Polygynandry
Mating system where multiple males mate with multiple females within a social group
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Polygynandry Animals
Alaskan Pollock
The fish behind the fish stick
Pipefish
Tube snouts. Bony armor. Dad does the brooding.
Steelhead Salmon
Sea-run rainbow, built to return
Snow Crab
Built for the seafloor's deep freeze
Whiting
European whiting: NE Atlantic cod kin
Habu Snake
Ryukyu's heat-sensing pit viper
Cat-Eyed Snake
Night eyes, frog hunters
Rhombic Egg-Eater Snake
Cracks eggs-never bites.
Mamushi Snake
Small viper, big heat-sensing precision
Wolf Snake
Gecko hunters, not kraits
Needlefish
Built for speed at the surface
Sockeye Salmon
Silver at sea, scarlet to spawn
Rinkhals Snake
Spit. Bluff. Survive.
Night Adder
Rhombus-marked frog hunter of the night
Bull Trout
Big char, cold water, connected rivers.
Worm Snake
The earthworm hunter underfoot
Bluegill
Small mouth, big attitude-Bluegill
Chinook Salmon
King of the Pacific salmon runs
Black Rat Snake
Barn-climbing rodent patrol
Flying Snake
Glide the canopy, don't fly it.
Green Anaconda
Built for wetlands. Powered by constriction.
Yellow Anaconda
Paraguay-Paraná's stealthy giant
Bolivian Anaconda
Heavyweight hunter of the wetlands