Loris
Quiet climbers of the night canopy
Conservation Threats
Infrastructure
Roads, dams, power lines, and buildings causing mortality or habitat fragmentation
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Kodiak Bear
Island giants of salmon season
Eastern Meadowlark
The flute-voice of open fields
Tiger snake
Southern wetlands' striped heavyweight
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
Rhesus Macaque
Street-smart primate, social to the core
Curly Hair Tarantula
Curly, calm, and quietly formidable
Zebra Tarantula
Zebra legs, burrow boss
Skeleton Tarantula
The tarantula with "armed" pedipalps
Texas Brown Tarantula
Big, brown, and mostly mellow.
Arizona Blonde Tarantula
Blond legs, desert burrows, calm giant
Brazilian Black Tarantula
The Velvet Black Burrower
Purple Tarantula
Purple velvet of Ecuador's canopy
Chilean Rose Tarantula
Chile's "rose" with a hidden defense
California Tarantula
Velvet-dark ambush hunter of California
Pumpkin Patch Tarantula
Small spider, big pumpkin vibes
Gooty Sapphire Tarantula
Metallic blue-built for the treetops
Green Bottle Blue Tarantula
Desert jewel, webbing machine
Mexican Fireleg Tarantula
Fire-legged, burrow-built, Mexico-made
Orchard Oriole
Smallest oriole, biggest spring song
Acadian Flycatcher
Hear it: "peet-sah" in the shade
Eider
Downy divers of the far north