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The night parrot was believed to be extinct for almost 80 years. One of Australia's most elusive birds, this nocturnal parrot lives in isolated arid regions, spending most of its time on the ground and hiding within tunnels of spinifex grass.

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4058223 months ago

The Galápagos pink land iguana is found only on the slopes of a single active volcano on one of the Galápagos Islands. Named for its pink scales, this land iguana was described as a distinct species in 2009 and is considered 'critically endangered' — with fewer than 200 left.

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1892203 months ago

The Okinawa rail is Japan's only flightless bird — found exclusively on the island of Okinawa. Before nightfall, it uses its powerful clawed feet to climb trees, where it sleeps to avoid nocturnal-hunting pit vipers. In the morning, it drops back down in a graceless fluttering of wings.

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724142 months ago

The Lake Pátzcuaro salamander is only found in a single lake in Mexico, with an estimated population of less than 100 left in the wild. A close relative of the axolotl, this salamander also retains many of its larval traits into adulthood — but it can still grow up to 35 cm (13.8 in) long.

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71372 months ago

Flying Foxes are crucial pollinators that keep native forests healthy. Pollen sticks to their bodies as they fly between trees, pollinating their flowers. This reinforces the forest's health, which in turn provides valuable timber, honey, carbon sinks, stable river systems, & tourism opportunities.

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589102 months ago

Frother Moths (Genus Amerila): when these moths feel threatened, they secrete a frothy yellow substance from their prothoracic glands, producing chemicals that are distasteful to predators

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46592 months ago

The Culpeo is a fox-like canine native to the west coast of South America. It is an opportunistic feeder that primarily targets small prey, most importantly invasive European rabbits which it helps control the numbers of.

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45072 months ago

Elephantfish map their surroundings by emitting electric fields and then sensing the interference created by objects within these fields. They also use these electric impulses to talk to each other via a complex language, with some species having a larger brain to body size ratio than humans!

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42262 months ago

Brush Jewel Beetle (Genus Julodis): this beetle has tufts of colorful, wax-coated bristles that sprout up along the dorsal surface of its head, thorax, and abdomen

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38952 months ago

Tayras are the biggest species of Central American Mustelid at up to 28 in long. They live as semi-arboreal omnivores in forests ranging from The Southern Yucatan to Northern Argentina & are also well known for their intelligence, having been seen ripping unripe bananas from trees to save for later.

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31073 months ago