Rat Snakes
Climbing constrictors, farm-friendly hunters
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Fox Snakes
Big blotches, zero venom.
Anole Lizard
Dewlap drama in the treetops
Brown-banded Cockroach
Bands on the belly, lives in the walls
Kori Bustard
Biggest boom on the African plains
King Snake
Bold bands. Big appetite. No venom.
Ape
Tailless thinkers of the treetops
Indigo Snake
Indigo: the longleaf's top hunter
Mamba
Speed in the trees, danger in the bite
Death's Head Cockroach
The roach with a skull on its shield
Eclectus Parrot
Two sexes, two costumes-one parrot
Florida Woods Cockroach
Florida's skunk-scented forest roach
Australian Cockroach
Yellow-striped greenhouse sprinter
Death Adder
Australia's tail-luring ambush expert
Rubber Boa
The boa with a built-in decoy tail
Deer Tick
Small tick, big impact.
European Robin
Tiny bird, huge attitude.
Elegant Tern
Orange bill, black crest, perfect dive
Lake Sturgeon
Ancient armor, river wanderer
Brown Dog Tick
The indoor tick that loves dogs
American Dog Tick
Ornate hitchhiker of field and brush
Dog Tick
Ornate hitchhiker with a big bite
Southern Black Racer
Speedy, sleek, and harmless.
Mojave Rattlesnake
Desert rattle, stealthy and lethal