Prawn
From reef cleaners to river giants
Conservation Threats
Habitat Loss
Destruction or degradation of natural environments through development, deforestation, or land conversion
1,881
Animals
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Habitat Loss Animals
Fur Seal
Ear flaps, fast flippers, wild rookeries
Serval
The wetland pouncer with radar ears
Caracal
Black ears. Big leap. Silent hunter.
African Clawed Frog
Three claws. One famous frog.
Argentine Horned Frog
Big mouth. Bigger ambush.
Gopher
Built for life underground
Adélie Penguin
The little penguin of the sea-ice edge
Black Widow Spider
Small spider, big reputation.
Coral
Tiny polyps, massive oceans
Mountain Gorilla
Highland giants, guarded by a silverback
Bird of Paradise
Nature's greatest courtship show
Common Loon
Haunting voice of northern lakes
Keel-Billed Toucan
Big bill, big role in the rainforest
White-Faced Capuchin
Big brains behind a white face
Thorny Devil
The ant-eating, water-wicking lizard
Warthog
Kneel, graze, and bolt to the burrow
Impala
Built for speed-born to bound.
Vulture
Nature's clean-up crew from the skies
Fossa
Madagascar's lemur-hunting acrobat
Ocelot
Rosettes in the shadows.
Okapi
The rainforest giraffe in stripes
Dugong
Seagrass Meadows' Gentle Grazer
Mole
Built to burrow, born to sense