Tarsier
Big eyes. Bigger leaps.
Conservation Threats
Habitat Loss
Destruction or degradation of natural environments through development, deforestation, or land conversion
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Habitat Loss Animals
Kudu
Spiral horns, striped stealth.
Giant African Land Snail
Big shell, bigger invasion story
Quail
Camouflage, coveys, and quick takeoff
Emperor Penguin
Winter dads of the Antarctic
Fennec Fox
Big ears. Small fox. Sahara night.
Kakapo
Booming nights, ancient parrot life
Wolverine
Cold-proof wanderer, fearless scavenger
Tapir
Tapirs: forest gardeners with a snorkel nose
Golden Lion Tamarin
Golden mane, forest guardian
Common Spotted Cuscus
Spotted, silent, and built for the canopy
Booby
Born to dive, built to soar
Clouded Leopard
Built for the treetops, cloaked in clouds
Bonobo
DRC's "make-peace" great ape
Chamois
Hooked horns, cliff-edge confidence.
Heron
Still. Stalk. Strike.
Gibbon
Canopy acrobats with duet songs
Stoat
White in winter, black-tipped always
Pheasant
From forest jewels to gamefield sprinters
Gecko
Tiny toes, big grip.
Possum
Australasia's night climbers
Opossum
America's adaptable marsupials
Coati
Long nose, tall tail, band-life!
Quoll
Spotted night hunters of Australasia