ANIMALS
Anemone
Sea Anemones are relatives of jellies and coral stinging cells which they use to capture prey and protect themselves.
Anglerfish
Some Anglerfish can reach 3.3 feet in length although most are often less than a foot
Arapaima
The arapaima is torpedo-shaped with large blackish-green scales and red markings.
Argentine Red Tegu
These Tegus are often seen destroying bee hives because of its fondness for consuming honey.
Asian Small Clawed Otter
Asian Small Clawed Otters are the smallest species of otter.
Atlantic Stingray
These stingrays can grow to 2 feet across and 3.5 feet long including the tail.
Atlantis Mermaid
Mermaids are beautiful, magical creatures with a human upper body, tail of a fish, flowing long hair and enchanting voices.
Axolotl
Also called Mexican Salamanders or Mexican Walking Fish, Axolotls are salamanders, not fish!
Ball Python
Adults are generally only 3-4 feet long, but large female Ball Pythons may reach up to 6 feet.
Banded Archerfish
These fish have the ability to compensate for the refraction of light through water when aiming and shooting.
Bangaii Cardinalfish
They live and feed near the bottom of the sea, and usually have a diet of small fish and crustaceans.
Bat Ray
The Bat Ray is a type of eagle ray, which have long tails and tightly-packed rows of flattened teeth that form crushing plates.
Bearded Dragon
Pogona are more commonly known as “Bearded Dragon” and are a genus of reptiles containing six lizard species.
Bengal cat
Bengal cats are descendants of domestic cats and wild Asian leopard cats.
Bichir
Bichir have extraordinary sense of smell, though they have very poor eyesight.
Bicolor Angelfish
The front half of the body is vibrant yellow, while the back half is a deep royal blue.
Black and White Tegu
Sometimes called the Giant Tegu, the Black and White Tegu is the largest species of tegu.
Black-Edged Moray
They have sharp, jagged teeth and are covered in a non-toxic mucus coat.
Blacktip Reef Shark
Adult Blacktip Reef Sharks often reach a length of 5 feet, but have been found up to 6 feet long.
Blue Damselfish
The Blue Damselfish is also known as the Blue Devil or Sapphire Devil fish.
Blue Striped Grunt
Its common name comes from its blue stripes and from its habit of grunting by grinding its pharyngeal teeth.
Blue Tang
Blue Tangs are easily recognized by their royal blue body, yellow tail, and black “palette” design.
Blue-Eyed Lucy
Ball Pythons are also known as "Royal Pythons" after their scientific name.
Blue-Tongued Skink
The namesake bright blue tongue is used by this lizard as a warning signal.
Burmese Python
Burmese Pythons are considered the second heaviest and third longest snake species, with large females reaching up to 400 pounds and 18 feet long.
Caiman Lizard
These lizards are semi aquatic, but also excellent climbers. They will rest on branches above water for an easy dive down to escape if threatened.
Clown Knifefish
This species grows to a fairly large size, up to a little more than 3 feet and can weigh up to 11 pounds in the wild.
Cockatiels
In the wild, Cockatiels keep their nails trimmed by jumping on branches and rocks. In captivity, Cockatiels get manicures!
Common Boa
Common Boas reach an average of 4 to 8 ft, but are known to reach 12ft in length and typically weigh up to 13 pounds as an adult.
Common Snapping turtle
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Coral
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Electric Eel
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Flagtailed Prochildus
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Flounder
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Garter Snakes
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Green Iguana
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Iridescent Shark
These turtles are omnivorous and will eat anything they can find including plants, insects, fish, frogs and snakes.
Koi
Common Carp were raised for food across Europe and Asia in ancient times. In Japan, they were bred for color in the 1820s and became Koi.
Kookaburra
Kookaburras are almost exclusively carnivorous, eating mice, snakes, insects, small reptiles, and sometimes other birds.
Lemonpeel Angelfish
These tiny angels love to explore coral reefs, where they nibble on algae and tiny creatures hiding in the nooks and crannies.
Leopard Frog
Leopard Frogs prefer wet habitats like ponds, marshes, and stream edges.
Lobster
Lobsters live up to an estimated 45 to 50 years in the wild and are found in all oceans.
Moon Jelly
Jellies are not fish! Scientists try to avoid the term “jellyfish” to prevent confusion.
Nigerian Dwarf Goat
The Nigerian Dwarf goats are bred as companion animals and for their milk.
Nurse Shark
Reaching up to 10 feet in length, Nurse Sharks are large, nocturnal, bottomdwelling sharks that often live near rocky or coral patch reefs.
Parakeet
Nomadic seed-eaters, wild Parakeets follow available food and water across dry regions of Australia.
Porcupine
Adult African Crested Porcupines can weight up to 60 pounds, and can grow to 3 feet in length excluding their tail.
Prairie Dogs
They are a keystone species, black footed ferrets and Burrowing Owls also exclusively use prairie dog burrows to raise their young.
Six-Banded Armadillo
The number of bands an Armadillo has denotes the specific species..
Three-Banded Armadillo
Armadillos are the only mammals that are covered by a shell, which is made up of bony plates and covered in a very thick hard skin.