Dwarf Boa
Small constrictors, big diversity
Conservation Threats
Invasive Species
Non-native species that outcompete, prey on, or spread disease to native wildlife
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Invasive Species Animals
Jamaican Boa
Jamaica's Night-Hunting Yellow Boa
Night Snake
Small snake, big night shift
Blind Snake
Wormlike, but 100% snake.
Brahminy Blindsnake
The world-traveling all-female snake
Red Racer Snake
Fast, fearless, and nonvenomous
Coastal Taipan
Fast hunter. Serious venom.
Eastern Racer
Sleek, swift, and totally harmless
Hawk Moth Caterpillar
Hornworms: big bites, bold disguises
Inland Taipan
Arid Australia's elusive venom specialist
Apple Moth
Tiny leafroller, huge orchard impact
Black Witch Moth
The night's bat-winged wanderer
Box Tree Moth
Boxwood's night invader
Madora Moth
Hairy larvae, hardy cocoons.
Hercules Moth
Big wings. Bigger legend.
Cactus Moth
The moth that eats prickly pears
Clothes Moth
Keratin recyclers-sometimes in your closet
Comet Moth
Madagascar's moth with a comet's tail
Blue Racer
Blue flash of the prairie
San Francisco Garter Snake
Peninsula wetlands' living ribbon
Green Snake
The vine-colored insect hunter
Archaeotherium
Big jaws, Oligocene badlands boss
Grey Heron
Still as stone, fast as a spear
Dire Wolf
The Pleistocene's powerhouse wolf