Uguisu
The voice of Japan's early spring
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Quetzal
Jewel of the Mesoamerican cloud forest
Dwarf Crocodile
Small croc, big armor.
Aardvark
Africa's original termite specialist
Amur Leopard
Ghost of the Snowy Forest
Spix's Macaw
Blue hope from Brazil's Caatinga
Wyoming Toad
Wyoming's comeback toad
Hawaiian Crow
'Alala: Restoring Hawaii's forests
Scimitar-horned Oryx
Scimitar horns, desert survivor
Père David's Deer
China's rescued wetland deer
Honey Badger
Small mustelid. Big attitude.
Harpy Eagle
Power of the rainforest canopy
Harbor Porpoise
Small porpoise, big sonar.
Hoopoe
Crest up, bill down-hoopoe on patrol.
Cockatoo
Crested geniuses of Australasia
Wolf Spider
Fast feet, sharp eyes, fierce moms
Xerus
Burrows, sun, and savvy survival
Camel Spider
Big jaws. Fast feet. Desert hunter.
Aurochs
The original wild cattle
Blobfish
Built for pressure, not photoshoots
Megalodon
The megatooth ruler of ancient seas
Skate Fish
Glide low, hunt slow.
Fluke Fish (Summer Flounder)
The fluke: seafloor stealth, summer bite.
Monkfish
Big mouth. Hidden hunter.