Flathead Catfish
The mottled, flat-headed night hunter
Conservation Threats
Invasive Species
Non-native species that outcompete, prey on, or spread disease to native wildlife
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Invasive Species Animals
Scallops
The clapping swimmers of the seafloor
Chiton
Eight plates. One unstoppable grip.
Sand Dollar
Coins of the seafloor, built to burrow
White Catfish
Fork-tailed forager of tidal waters
Red Paper Wasp
Open-comb builders of the Carolinas
American Eel
Born at sea, raised in rivers.
Oriental Cockroach
The basement-dwelling "black beetle"
Brook Trout
Vermiculations in the cold current
Partridge
Small birds, big survival skills.
Spider Beetle
Spider look, beetle build-ptinids!
Darkling Beetle
Masters of the dry and the dark
Horned Beetle
Built for battles, born from decay
Scarab Beetle
Fan antennas, mighty diggers, big jobs
Water Bug
Piercing beaks, aquatic assassins
Click Beetle
Snap. Click. Flip. Survive.
Golden Tortoise Beetle
Real gold-made of light.
Pinacate Beetle
Headstand. Stink. Survive.
Water Beetle
Coleoptera's freshwater engineers
Bark Beetle
Under-bark engineers of the forest
Soldier Beetle
Leatherwings on flowers, hunters below
Hornet
True hornets: paper architects, insect hunters
Christmas Beetle
Australia's shimmering summer scarabs
Flea Beetle
Small beetles, big jumps, shot-holes