Bagworm Moth Caterpillar
A moth that grows up in a backpack
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Thornback Ray
Spines on top, hunter below
Morpho Butterfly
Flash of blue, heartbeat of the rainforest
Clearnose Skate
See-through snout, seafloor scout
Admiral Butterfly
Red bands. White tips. Power flight.
Giant Trevally
The Indo-Pacific's powerhouse jack
Cobalt Blue Tarantula
Cobalt legs. Burrow life. Lightning fast.
Gypsy Moth
Big appetite. Big forest impact.
Clock Spider
The sideways sprinter of your walls
Garden Spider
Big web. Bold stripes. Gentle hunter.
Urechis unicinctus (Penis Fish)
The mudflat innkeeper with a mucus net
Perch Fish
Spines up-freshwater's sharp hunters
Stonefish
Looks like a rock. Hits like a needle.
Pink Toed Tarantula
Pink toes, treetop silk architect
Lancetfish
Sail-fin hunters of the midwater
Nautilus
Ancient shell, living navigator.
Bark Scorpion
Climbs like a gecko, stings like a storm
Horse Mackerel
Rough-sided sprinters of the sea
Katydid
Leaf-mimics with night-time songs
Dinofelis
Moderate sabers, maximum power.
Dinosaurs
One name, a million body plans
Hallucigenia
Cambrian's spiky little evolution clue
Xenoposeidon
England's one-bone sauropod mystery
Earless Monitor Lizard
Borneo's "hidden-ear" river guardian