Poison Dart Frog
Bright colors, bold chemistry
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Elephant Shrew
Sengis: Africa's lightning snouts
Ibis
Probe, sweep, and thrive in wetlands
Scorpion Fish
Beautiful camouflage, serious spines.
Axolotl
Forever young, forever regrowing
Patas Monkey
Built for the savanna sprint
Frigatebird
Born to soar, built to steal
Chameleon
Eyes apart. Tongue like lightning.
Giant Clam
The clam that runs on sunlight.
Pademelon
Little hopper of the forest edge
Sea Dragon
The master of seaweed disguise
Caiman
Freshwater armor, silent power
Tiger Salamander
Vernal-pool tiger, underground traveler
Stick Insect
Nature's living twigs and leaves
Capybara
Built to graze, born to swim
Guinea Fowl
Spotted sentinels of the savanna
Flounder
Two eyes, one side-seafloor masters
Gila Monster
Venom by chew, built for the desert
Tree Frog
Sticky toes, big voices, forest lives
Cuttlefish
Camouflage geniuses with built-in buoyancy
Common Toad
Warty wanderer, springtime pond pilgrim
Gharial
The long-snouted fisher of big rivers
Moorhen
The reed-bed runner on lily pads
Dingo
Australia's wild voice of the outback