Sugar Glider
Glide the night, sip the sap
Conservation Threats
Urbanization
Expansion of cities and human settlements into wildlife habitats
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Urbanization Animals
Milkfish
Milkfish: silver strength of the tropics
Carp
Carps & minnows: freshwater game-changers
Anchovy
Small Fish, Big Impact
Bichir
Ancient armor, lungs, and finlets.
Toadfish
Bottom lurkers, top-tier singers
Loach
Barbels, burrows, and fast-stream grip
House Finch
The feeder finch with a color twist
Pileated Woodpecker
Big crest. Bigger excavations.
Purple Finch
Raspberry songster of the pines
Pigeon
Crop-milk champions of the skies
Tuna
Built for speed, born to migrate
Mourning Dove
The soft coo of North American backyards
Glass Frog
See-through guardians of rainforest streams
Florida Gar
Florida's broad-snouted living fossil
Banjo Catfish
The leaf-litter masters of the riverbed
Green Frog
The banjo-voiced frog of pond edges
Snowshoe Hare
Born for snow, built for the boreal
Kinkajou
Tail-grip nectar sipper of the canopy
African Bullfrog
Built for drought, powered by rain
Desert Rain Frog
Squeak of the Namib dunes
Gray Tree Frog
Hear the trill-spot the gray treefrog
Green Tree Frog
Green, striped, and built to climb
Wood Frog
The frog that thaws back to life