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Opossum

America's adaptable marsupials

Quoll

Spotted night hunters of Australasia

Pika

Small body. Big whistle. Bigger grit.

Flying Squirrel

Not flyers - forest gliders

Numbat

Striped termite specialist of Australia

Chinstrap Penguin

Strapped for the ice, built for the surf

Zebra Shark

Striped youth, spotted adulthood

Tuatara

Ancient reptile, modern survivor

Poison Dart Frog

Bright colors, bold chemistry

Elephant Shrew

Sengis: Africa's lightning snouts

Ibis

Probe, sweep, and thrive in wetlands

Scorpion Fish

Beautiful camouflage, serious spines.

River Turtle

Old shells, living rivers

Axolotl

Forever young, forever regrowing

Frigatebird

Born to soar, built to steal

Catfish

Whiskers, spines, and river smarts

Chameleon

Eyes apart. Tongue like lightning.

Pademelon

Little hopper of the forest edge

Sea Dragon

The master of seaweed disguise

Caiman

Freshwater armor, silent power

Stick Insect

Nature's living twigs and leaves

Guinea Fowl

Spotted sentinels of the savanna

Flounder

Two eyes, one side-seafloor masters

Gila Monster

Venom by chew, built for the desert