Robber Flies
Hawks of the insect world
Conservation Threats
Habitat Loss
Destruction or degradation of natural environments through development, deforestation, or land conversion
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Habitat Loss Animals
Jewel Beetle
Nature's living metalwork
Giant Desert Centipede
Venom-clawed hunter of the desert night
Sheepshead Fish
Built to bite shells off the dock
Neon Tetra
Half-red stripe, full neon glow
American Paddlefish
Paddle-snouted plankton hunter
Green Sunfish
Big mouth. Bold stripes. Tough fish.
Giant Isopod
The deep sea's armored scavenger
Crocodile Monitor
New Guinea's whip-tailed tree hunter
Common Carp
Tough fish, muddy footprint.
Buffalo Fish
Big bodies, subtle mouths, ancient lives
Dragon Eel
Spots, horns, and fangs after dark
Pictus Catfish
Spots, speed, and super-long whiskers
Giant House Spider
Fast runner, funnel-web architect
Dobsonfly
Big jaws, clean streams, short adult lives
European Starling
Mimic, shimmer, and swarm the sky
Downy Woodpecker
Big woodpecker energy-mini size.
Belted Kingfisher
Bank-burrower. Perch-watcher. Plunge-diver.
Vermilion Flycatcher
A spark of red on the riverbank
Tufted Titmouse
Crested whistler of eastern woods
Common Angelshark
Ray-shaped, shark-built, seabed hunter
Lemon Shark
Twin dorsal fins, coastal king
African Golden Cat
The rainforest's hidden cat of many colors
Hawk
Built to see, swoop, and soar