Moth
More than night flyers
Conservation Threats
Urbanization
Expansion of cities and human settlements into wildlife habitats
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Urbanization Animals
Newt
Crests, ponds, and potent defenses
Nightingale
Plain feathers, legendary night song
Rattlesnake
Hear the rattle, give it space.
Red Knee Tarantula
Red knees, calm queen of the burrow
Rhinoceros
Keratin horns, colossal impact
Scorpion
Glow at night, strike with precision
Sea Lion
Ear flaps, flippers, and fierce colonies
Skunk
Bold stripes, bigger attitude.
Termite
Nature's master recyclers (and builders)
Tiger
Stripes of Asia's top predator
Tortoise
Built for land, made for time
White Rhinoceros
Wide-lipped grazer, savanna guardian
Great White Shark
Warm-blooded hunter of the seas
Leopard
Rosettes in the shadows.
Cheetah
Built for the burst.
Bobcat
Small lynx, big adaptability.
Grizzly Bear
Hump, claws, and wild omnivory
Bottlenose Dolphin
Built for the surf-and sonar.
Baboon
Big brains, bold troops, wild Africa
Hyena
Bone-crushers, termite-lappers, ecosystem keepers
Falcon
Speed, smarts, and sky mastery
North American Black Bear
Many colors. One tough survivor.
Sloth
Slow life, high in the canopy