Orb Weaver
Engineers of the night sky web
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
American Cockroach
Sewer sprinter with a global passport
Arizona Bark Scorpion
Small scorpion, big sting
Tiger Beetle
Sprint hunters of sunlit ground
Vinegaroon
All whip, no sting-just vinegar!
Woodlouse Spider
Six eyes. One mission: woodlice.
Fiddler Crab
Wave. Burrow. Rule the mudflat.
Oyster Toadfish
The dockside "boatwhistler."
Hardhead Catfish
Brackish whiskers, venomous spines.
Tarantula Hawk
Nectar sipper. Tarantula stopper.
Peacock Spider
Small spider, big stage show
Groundhog (Woodchuck)
Dig deep. Sleep deeper.
Cross Fox
Cross-marked, wild, and wily.
Lyrebird
Australia's master mimic songbirds
Burrowing Owl
The owl that lives underground
Amazon Parrot
Big voices, green feathers, wild minds
Jackdaw
Pale-eyed neighbor with a clever mind
Cactus Mouse
Built for life without a drink
Takin
Himalaya's shaggy highland bovid
Sea Eagle
Where big water meets big wings
Joro Spider
Golden web, giant female, tiny male
Bobolink
Bubbling song over hayfields, Southbound by night
Mississippi Kite
The buoyant insect-hawk of summer
Douc
Colorful leaf-eaters of the canopy