Tree Cricket
Leaf-perched musicians of the night
Conservation Threats
Infrastructure
Roads, dams, power lines, and buildings causing mortality or habitat fragmentation
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Animals
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Infrastructure Animals
Kokanee Salmon
Red in the fall, lake-born for life
Pompano Fish
Silver speedster of the surf
Chromodoris Willani
Bright colors, borrowed chemistry
Jack Crevalle
The bull-jack of the Atlantic
Grunion
Moon-timed fish that spawn on sand
Smallmouth Bass
Bronzeback power in clear water
Bagworm Moth Caterpillar
A moth that grows up in a backpack
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.
Rainbow Grasshopper
Nature's neon "don't-touch" hopper
Mudskipper
Fish that mastered the mud
White Sturgeon
Ancient armored giant of the Pacific rivers
Cobalt Blue Tarantula
Cobalt legs. Burrow life. Lightning fast.
King Salmon
Biggest Pacific salmon, epic river run.
Urechis unicinctus (Penis Fish)
The mudflat innkeeper with a mucus net
Stonefish
Looks like a rock. Hits like a needle.
Bigfin Reef Squid
Big fins. Bright signals. Reef-speed life.
Naegleria
Warm water, wrong way-protect your nose
Pink Toed Tarantula
Pink toes, treetop silk architect
Nautilus
Ancient shell, living navigator.
Bark Scorpion
Climbs like a gecko, stings like a storm