Gray Tree Frog
Amphibian
Small tree frog capable of changing color between green and gray tones.
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Australian Green Tree Frog
Amphibian
Large and relatively calm tree frog with bright green coloration.
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Glass Frog
Amphibian
Small tree frogs with nearly transparent ventral skin that reveals their internal organs.
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Fire Salamander
Amphibian
Black urodele with yellow spots, associated with humid European forests.
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Tiger Salamander
Amphibian
Large salamander with robust body and mottled or striped patterns, native to North America.
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Common Toad
Amphibian
Robust terrestrial anuran, common in European forests and gardens.
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Red-legged Seriema
Bird
Terrestrial bird with long legs and characteristic crest, native to South American savannas and scrublands.
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Honey Bee
Insect
Social honey-producing insect, essential for pollinating numerous crops and wild plants.
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Common Bumblebee
Insect
Robust and fuzzy pollinator, active even at lower temperatures than other bees.
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Asian Hornet
Insect
Invasive wasp that preys on bees and other insects, causing concern in beekeeping and local ecosystems.
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Common Cicada
Insect
Insect known for its intense summer song, produced by males to attract females.
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Rhinoceros Beetle
Insect
Large beetle with prominent horn in males, associated with decomposing wood.
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House Cricket
Insect
Orthopteran widely used as live food for other animals and known for its characteristic chirping.
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Common Firefly
Insect
Bioluminescent beetle known for the lights emitted especially by females to attract males.
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Monarch Butterfly
Insect
Famous for its massive migrations and striking orange and black pattern.
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Seven-spot Ladybug
Insect
Small red beetle with black spots, valued for its role in controlling pests such as aphids.
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Fruit Fly
Insect
Small dipteran that feeds on fermenting fruit and is a classic model in genetics.
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Silkworm Moth
Insect
Lepidopteran domesticated for millennia to produce silk from its cocoons.
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Great Green Bush-cricket
Insect
Large bright green orthopteran, known for its strident song on summer nights.
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Short-Beaked Echidna
Mammal
Small spiny mammal that lays eggs and feeds on ants and termites.
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Ring-Tailed Lemur
Mammal
Social primate from Madagascar with long black and white ringed tail.
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Green Anole
Reptile
Small arboreal lizard capable of changing from green to brown, common in the southeastern United States.
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Blue-tongued Skink
Reptile
Robust lizard with intense blue-colored tongue that displays as a defensive signal.
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Ball Python
Reptile
Small African python, famous for curling into a ball when frightened.
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California Kingsnake
Reptile
Non-venomous snake with striking banded colors, native to North America.
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Eastern Box Turtle
Reptile
Small terrestrial turtle with domed shell, capable of closing almost completely inside it.
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