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Emerald Starling (Lamprotornis iris) is a small bird native to west Africa. It is also known as the iris glossy starling. Its feathers display a rainbow color illusion, as the feathers have a metallic, gemstone-like shine, not caused by typical pigments but created by the arrangement of the feathers, which refract light like a prism. Male & female species are identical.
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Usumbara Peacock Tree Frog (Leptopelis vermiculatus), native only to Tanzania’s "sky island" forests. This species changes color as it ages by starting with green with black specks, then transform into a mottled brown color. They have massive alien eyes, which help them hunt insects at night. They have a cooling system in the form of moisture suits, where they create a special wax-like slime that
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The Eight-Spotted Crab Spider (Platythomisus octomaculatus) is a rare, vibrant arachnid native to Southeast Asia. There is great disparity in the sizes of female and male of this species with females growing to 1 inch while male to just 4mm, has seven big black dots on its back. The eighth spot is hidden under its belly. It walks like a crab, sideways. It hides on yellow flowers, like the yello
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Luna Moth (Actias luna) is famous for its bright green wings and long tails, but its strangest trait is that adult moths lack mouths and digestive systems entirely. Also known as American moon moth, they use their spinning tails for bat jamming, they survive entirely on energy saved from caterpillar stage & adult moths die in 6 to 7 days, spending their fleeting lives exclusively mating. Caterpill
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Emerald Starling (Lamprotornis iris) is a small bird native to west Africa. It is also known as the iris glossy starling. Its feathers display a rainbow color illusion, as the feathers have a metallic, gemstone-like shine, not caused by typical pigments but created by the arrang…
The Long-winged Derbid Planthopper (Proutista sp.) is a tiny, delicate true bug. It is known for its "V for victory" stance, holding its long wings upright. The nymphs and adults live completely different lives. The nymphs hide under deca…
Luna Moth (Actias luna) is famous for its bright green wings and long tails, but its strangest trait is that adult moths lack mouths and digestive systems entirely. Also known as American moon moth, they use their spinning tails for bat ja…
Greater Leaf-Folding Frog (Afrixalus fornasini) is a species of frog native to #Africa. It folds leaves into tiny, glued-together "tubes" to protect its eggs. They also don't drop eggs into water like other frogs but lay eggs about 1 mete…
Stinging flannel moth caterpillar, often called the puss caterpillar or "tree asps," their luxurious "fur" is a disguise. Beneath the hair lie hollow, venom-filled spines that break off and embed into the skin on contact. These caterpillar…
The Eight-Spotted Crab Spider (Platythomisus octomaculatus) is a rare, vibrant arachnid native to Southeast Asia. There is great disparity in the sizes of female and male of this species with females growing to 1 inch while male to just …
Usumbara Peacock Tree Frog (Leptopelis vermiculatus), native only to Tanzania’s "sky island" forests. This species changes color as it ages by starting with green with black specks, then transform into a mottled brown color. They have mass…
Hibiscus Harlequin Bug (Tectocoris diophthalmus) or Cotton Harlequin Bug, is a sap-sucking insect native to Australia and the Pacific Islands. They are a true bug but behave like beetles, Their thorax features an enlarged plate (the scu…
Shag Carpet caterpillar (Prothysana felderi) is a highly distinct larva found in the Neotropical rainforests from Mexico to Ecuador. It exhibits fake egg deflection camouflage, this caterpillar has the thick patch of white, pillowy setae (…
Agami Heron (Agamia agami) is a highly reclusive bird native to Central and South America. It has a color-changing face, during courtship, the facial skin and lores of both males and females turn an intense, vibrant red. The Agami Heron i…
African Reed Frogs (genus Hyperolius) are highly adaptable, vibrantly colored tree frogs found across sub-Saharan Africa. The African Reed Frog is native to Somalia, Kenya, Tanzania etc. These frogs are almost constantly perched on reeds …
Yellow Stagshorn (Calocera viscosa) In the United Kingdom, it has the recommended English name of yellow stagshorn, in North America it is variously called coral jelly fungus, jelly staghorn, yellow false coral, yellow tuning fork etc. …
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