https://biodb.com/species/tent-making-bat/
Tent-making bat facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Well known for its unusual behavior of modifying leaves into makeshift shelters
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https://biodb.com/species/kipunji/
Kipunji facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Communicates with a special "honk-bark" sound, which is unlike any other primate
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https://biodb.com/species/violet-turaco/
Violet turaco facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Not rare, just hard to spot
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https://biodb.com/taxa/horses/
Equus - Horses: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Today, the sole surviving genus within this family, Equus, includes horses, zebras, and donkeys, each exhibiting u
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https://biodb.com/region/maldives/
Maldives Biodiversity and Nature Conservation | BioDB
An idyllic tropical paradise in the Indian Ocean, renowned for its stunning natural beauty, luxury resorts, and vibrant marine life. Comprising approximately 1,
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https://biodb.com/species/black-caiman/
Black caiman facts, distribution & population | BioDB
There are a lot of big reptiles, but these caimans are a class of their own!
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https://biodb.com/taxa/anairetes/
Anairetes - Tit-tyrants: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
They are small, round-bodied birds with short bills, longish tails, and a habit of constantly moving: hopping, flicking, and darting through shrubs as they hunt
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https://biodb.com/species/groove-billed-ani/
Groove-billed ani facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Got a long tail, a big head, and a curved bill with little grooves on it - that's where its name comes from
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https://biodb.com/taxa/cephalorhynchus/
Cephalorhynchus: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
This genus consists of small dolphins that are native to the coastal waters of the Southern Hemisphere, particularly around South America and parts of the South
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https://biodb.com/taxa/torrent-salamanders/
Rhyacotritonidae - Torrent salamanders: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
In the western United States and Canada, you can find a small group of salamanders known as torrent salamander
torrentsalamandersfactsdistributionpopulation
https://biodb.com/taxa/zalophus/
Zalophus - California sea lions: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
This genus encompasses a fascinating group of sea lion species, including the California Sea Lion (
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https://biodb.com/taxa/neophocaena/
Neophocaena - Finless porpoise: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
A genus of porpoises known commonly as the finless porpoises, distinctively recognized for their lack of a dorsal fin, a feature that sets them apart from most
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https://biodb.com/species/barbary-sheep/
Barbary sheep facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Remarkably athletic jumpers, able to leap nearly 2 meters (6 feet) straight up when startled
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https://biodb.com/taxa/zamenis/
Zamenis: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
The genus Zamenis comprises a fascinating group of snakes that are found predominantly across Europe and Asia. These snakes are notable for their elongated bodi
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https://biodb.com/taxa/bufo/
Bufo - True toads: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Well-known for its distinctive features and fascinating adaptations that have allowed these amphibians to thriv
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https://biodb.com/species/black-legged-seriema/
Black-legged seriema facts, distribution & population | BioDB
Gear up to get your minds changed if you think all birds love flying
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https://biodb.com/species/japanese-hare/
Japanese hare facts, distribution & population | BioDB
In snowier regions, individuals can become much paler or nearly white in winter for camouflage
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https://biodb.com/taxa/alopoglossidae/
Alopoglossidae - South American snake lizards: facts, distribution & population | BioDB
A lesser-known group of lizards that offers a unique glimpse into the diversity of reptilian life in the tropical regions of South America. These lizards, often
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