Fun facts

Achrioptera manga stands out among mostly camouflaged stick insects with its striking colors and unusual appearance.

This African reptile mainly lives in grassy woodland and open habitats, while young individuals may also climb branches and rocks.

The harlequin rasbora lives in shaded, soft-water streams and plant-rich habitats of Southeast Asia.

The Aldabra giant tortoise is a massive land tortoise with a strong, domed shell that helps support its body.

Juvenile Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens have a contrasting abdomen pattern, while adults develop vivid blue, green and orange colors.

Furcifer viridis lives in northwestern Madagascar and can be found in forests, shrublands and grassy habitats.

The eastern box turtle can close its shell tightly, giving it strong protection against predators such as raccoons.

Cubaris Rubber Ducky is a distinctive terrestrial isopod with dark brown and bright yellow coloration that resembles a rubber duck.

Zonosaurus laticaudatus is a lizard from western Madagascar that may dive underwater to escape predators.

The cardinal tetra is a small South American fish known for its iridescent blue stripe and bright red body band.