Tamarin
Small monkeys, big teamwork
Conservation Threats
Invasive Species
Non-native species that outcompete, prey on, or spread disease to native wildlife
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Invasive Species Animals
Bass
Bass: many lineages, one big name
Nut Weevil
Snouts that drill, larvae that dine
Lace Bug
Lacy wings, leafy feasts.
Eared Grebe
Golden ears, black neck, master diver
Clark's Grebe
White face, yellow bill-lake sprinter
Horned Grebe
Golden horns, master of the dive
Fritillary Butterfly
Four legs, endless wing stories
Saturniidae Moth
Big wings, brief lives, brilliant cocoons.
Pied-Billed Grebe
Thick-billed master of the marsh
Decorator Crab
Wear the reef. Fool the predator.
Jamaican Iguana
Jamaica's "Lazarus" Rock Iguana
Trapdoor spider
Hidden door, lightning strike.
Sehuencas Water Frog
Bolivia's stream sentinel
Amano Shrimp
Algae patrol with a secret sea stage
Limpet
Cling hard, graze smart, ride the tide.
Ostracod
Tiny shells, huge history
Africanized bee (killer bee)
Same species-different attitude.
Kaua'i ‘Ō‘ō
The vanished voice of Kauai
Crayfish
Claws that shape freshwater worlds
Sequined Spider
Nature's tiny living disco ball
Opaleye (Rudderfish)
The kelp-forest fish with an opal eye
Snailfish
Snailfishes: clingers of the cold deep
Ozark Bass
The Ozarks' star-spotted rock bass