Margay
The cat that climbs like a monkey
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Mockingbird
The bird with 400 voices
Australian Firehawk
Smoke-follower of the savannas
Ovenbird
The "teacher" of the forest floor
Flycatcher
Perch. Pounce. Snack in midair.
Eurasian Eagle-owl
Booming monarch of the night cliffs
Oxpecker
Tick riders of the African savanna
Finch
Built to crack seeds, born to sing
Great Kiskadee
Hear it before you see it: Kiskadee!
Eurasian Collared Dove
The collar-marked urban colonizer
Emerald Toucanet
Green jewel of the cloud forest
Kagu
Crest up. Wings out. Kagu!
Rhea
South America's sprinting ratites
Egyptian Tortoise
Small shell, big desert survivor
Kowari
Black-banded tail, desert hunter
Knight Anole
Cuba's bold, tree-top "knight" lizard
Eastern Box Turtle
Nature's little hinged "lockbox"
Loris
Quiet climbers of the night canopy
Kodiak Bear
Island giants of salmon season
Eastern Meadowlark
The flute-voice of open fields
Eastern Tiger Snake
Wetland hunter with a tiger's bite
Brown Tree Snake
Night-climber that changed Guam's forests
Tasmanian Tiger Snake
Banded, black, and built for wetlands
Curly Hair Tarantula
Curly, calm, and quietly formidable