Opossum
America's adaptable marsupials
America's adaptable marsupials
Spotted night hunters of Australasia
Small body. Big whistle. Bigger grit.
Not flyers - forest gliders
Striped termite specialist of Australia
Bright colors, bold chemistry
Sengis: Africa's lightning snouts
Probe, sweep, and thrive in wetlands
Born to soar, built to steal
Whiskers, spines, and river smarts
Little hopper of the forest edge
Freshwater armor, silent power
Spotted sentinels of the savanna
The reed-bed runner on lily pads
Australia's wild voice of the outback
Pouches, power-hops, and wild places
Forceps, night-life, and fierce mothering
Masters of the lek and the snow
The pink "sand-swimmer" of Argentina
Not a pig-America's javelina
Digging by night, healing soils by day
Dad's vocal sac, nature's nursery
Curved bill, clean sweep.
Spotted swimmer of Asia's wetlands
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