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Dressed in a suit of armor, the head, body, legs and tail of the nine-banded armadillo are…
Green sea turtles have a gray, green, black and brown shell that covers both their dorsal (back)…
Golden lion tamarins live in the rapidly diminishing Atlantic coast forests of Brazil. Their fur…
The Galapagos giant tortoises were once widespread, but are now near extinction. The tortoises…
Many bromeliads have stiff, overlapping leaves which hold rainfall like buckets. The bromeliad…
Measuring up to four feet long, ocelots are about twice the size and weight of ordinary house…
These rare deer can grow to be six and a half feet long and weigh as much as 240 pounds—the l…
The spectacled bear, also called the Andean bear, is the only bear species that lives in Latin…
The rafflesia is a parasitic plant with the largest blooming flower in the world - measuring…
The body of the peccary is very similar to that of a pig with a long snout, large head and very…
Possessing a red, hairless face and a shaggy off-white coat, the red uakari is a unique looking…
