Komodo Dragon
Komodo dragons have venomous glands in their mouth which can paralyze an animal and cause blood loss and excruciating pain.
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Category: Endangered
Golden Mantella Frog
Golden mantella frogs can “absorb” toxins from the insects they eat and incorporate it into their own defense systems.
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Persian Leopard
The Persian Leopard is the largest of the leopard species. They measure about 2 to 6 feet lengthwise and weigh anywhere from 60 to 200 pounds!
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Hawaiian Monk Seal
The Hawaiian monk seal’s name in Hawaiian is “ilio-holo-i-ka-uaua”, which means “dog running in rough water”.
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Matschie’s tree kangaroo
The Matschie’s tree kangaroo doesn’t sweat, it will lick its forearms and let the evaporation cool its body.
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Rhinoceros Iguana
Rhinoceros Iguana’s most notable feature, and where it gets its name, is the bony growth on their snout which resembles horns.
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Lar Gibbon
Lar gibbons have hooked hands to give them a solid grip on branches allowing them to swing and soar 40 feet to branches, over openings, and across rivers.
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Chimpanzee
A chimpanzee community can range from 20 to over 150 members. Like humans, they kiss, hug, tickle, and laugh when they play.
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Panamanian Golden Frog
The Panamanian golden frog keeps all its toxins on its skin to deter predators, which is so strong that one frog can kill 1,200 mice!
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Frigatebird
The frigatebird is so well-adapted for the air that is has the largest wing-area-to-body-weight-ratio of any bird!
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