Tenrec
Many forms, one Malagasy family
Conservation Threats
Human Disturbance
Recreation, tourism, and human presence disrupting wildlife behavior and breeding
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Human Disturbance Animals
Crab-Eating Fox
Adaptable 'not-a-fox' of South America
Bush Dog
The pack-hunting swimmer of the Amazon
Ground Squirrel
Burrow smart. Whistle loud. Survive.
Golden Mole
Not true moles-Africa's sand swimmers
Mouse-Deer (Chevrotain)
Small body, big forest secrets
Spalax
Masters of life underground
Diminutive Woodrat
Desert's master hoarder and builder
Deer Mouse
Bicolored tail, big-range survivor
Patagonian Cavy
Patagonia's long-legged "hare" rodent
Porcupinefish
Inflate. Bristle. Be unbothered.
Agouti
The forest's seed-burying sprinters
African Elephant
Big ears, bigger impact.
Diving Duck
Built to dive, born to roam
Gypsy Cuckoo Bumblebee
No nest. No workers. All takeover.
Lemon Cuckoo Bumblebee
No workers. No pollen. All infiltration.
Willow Flycatcher
Know it by song: "fitz-bew"
Argentine Black and White Tegu
Big bands, bold brain, burrow life.
African Sugarcane Borer
Small moth, big sugar losses.
Bagworm Moth
Nature's moths in mobile armor
Dried Fruit Moth
Find the webbing, find the moth.
Carpet Beetle
Tiny beetles, big appetite for "dry"
Carrion Beetle
Nature's cleanup crew with a nose
Yellow-faced Bee
Masked bees, hidden pollen power