Ashy Mining Bee
Spring's ashen-striped soil miner
Conservation Threats
Urbanization
Expansion of cities and human settlements into wildlife habitats
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Urbanization Animals
Mason Bee
Mud-built nurseries, mighty pollinators
Box-Headed Blood Bee
Red-backed nest raider of Europe
Squash Bee
Dawn's dedicated squash pollinator
Ivy Bee
Autumn's ivy-powered plasterer bee
Leafcutter Bee
Nature's tiny leaf-cutting architects
Hairy-footed Flower Bee
Spring's orange-booted speedster
Furrow Bee
Small bees, big pollination power
Tawny Mining Bee
Spring's ginger miner of the garden
Milkweed aphids
Golden sap-sipper of milkweed
Bamboo Shark
Small sharks, big reef specialists
Blacktip Shark
Black-tipped fins, built for speed.
Bombardier Beetle
Tiny beetle, big chemical comeback
Black Aphids
Tiny bugs, huge plant impact
Sandworm
Bristle worms: engineers of the seafloor
Dragon Snake (Javan Tubercle Snake, Javan Mudsnake)
Dragon-hide scales in a leaf-litter life
Antiguan Racer Snake
Antigua's comeback snake
Zebrafish
Striped minnow, giant science impact
Kamehameha Butterfly
Hawaii's royal forest flyer
Blowfly
Nature's cleanup crew in metallic armor
Eastern Cottontail
Edge-habitat sprinter with a cotton tail
Black Bass
Built for the strike, born to guard
Black-Tailed Rattlesnake
Dark tail. Quiet ambush. Rattle ready.
Western Rattlesnake (Northern Pacific Rattlesnake)
Heat-sensing hunter of the Northwest