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Aquatic amphibian native to Mexico, famous for its regeneration ability.
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Aquatic amphibian native to Mexico, famous for its regeneration ability.
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Small tree frog capable of changing color between green and gray tones.
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Large and relatively calm tree frog with bright green coloration.
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Temperate climate frog closely linked to ponds, pools and calm streams.
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Small tree frogs with nearly transparent ventral skin that reveals their internal organs.
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One of the most venomous frogs in the world, with intense yellow coloration.
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Small venomous frog with intense blue color and dark spots.
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Tropical tree frog famous for its striking red eyes and vivid colors.
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Wide-bodied frog with a huge mouth that spends much time semi-buried waiting for prey.
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Large, very robust frog with voracious appetite, native to savannas and semi-arid zones.
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Large aquatic frog with a powerful voice, native to North America but introduced in many countries.
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Black urodele with yellow spots, associated with humid European forests.
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Large salamander with robust body and mottled or striped patterns, native to North America.
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Robust terrestrial anuran, common in European forests and gardens.
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Large tropical toad known for its role as an invasive species in several countries.
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Small semi-aquatic toad with very striking red and black belly colors.
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Large European newt with very prominent dorsal crest in males during breeding season.
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One of the largest eagles in the world, predator of arboreal mammals in tropical rainforests.
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Small, very social Australian psittacid, common in semi-arid areas and open grasslands.
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Large flightless bird with bony casque and colorful neck, native to tropical rainforests.
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The smallest of flamingos, specialized in saline and alkaline lakes of Africa.
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Seabird with large wings and forked tail, famous for the red gular sac of males.
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Prehistoric-looking folivorous bird that inhabits mangroves and flooded areas of the Amazon.
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Small kingfisher with blue and orange colors, linked to rivers and clean water bodies.
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Iconic cloud forest bird with iridescent green feathers and long tail in males.
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Terrestrial bird with long legs and characteristic crest, native to South American savannas and scrublands.
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Large toucan with enormous orange beak, typical of wooded savannas and South American forest edges.
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Social honey-producing insect, essential for pollinating numerous crops and wild plants.
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Robust and fuzzy pollinator, active even at lower temperatures than other bees.
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Invasive wasp that preys on bees and other insects, causing concern in beekeeping and local ecosystems.
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Insect known for its intense summer song, produced by males to attract females.
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One of the largest beetles in the world, with impressive horns in males.
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Beetle known for forming and rolling dung balls that it buries for feeding and breeding.
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Large beetle with prominent horn in males, associated with decomposing wood.
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Orthopteran widely used as live food for other animals and known for its characteristic chirping.
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Tropical ant famous for carrying leaf fragments to cultivate fungi in their underground nests.
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Aggressive ant with painful sting, known as a problematic invasive species in many regions.
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Large dragonfly with powerful flight, whose aquatic larvae are important predators in ponds and rivers.
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Bioluminescent beetle known for the lights emitted especially by females to attract males.
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Large and striking butterfly with extensions on the hindwings, typical of flowery meadows and sunny slopes.
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Famous for its massive migrations and striking orange and black pattern.
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Small red beetle with black spots, valued for its role in controlling pests such as aphids.
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Small dipteran that feeds on fermenting fruit and is a classic model in genetics.
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Small dipteran famous for its bites and for being a vector of various diseases.
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Lepidopteran domesticated for millennia to produce silk from its cocoons.
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Large bright green orthopteran, known for its strident song on summer nights.
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Nocturnal lemur with large ears and an extremely elongated finger to extract larvae.
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Medium-sized feline with tall ears tipped with characteristic black tufts.
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Small antelope with large eyes and elongated snout inhabiting savannas and dry scrubland.
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Small spiny mammal that lays eggs and feeds on ants and termites.
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Social primate from Madagascar with long black and white ringed tail.
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Small arboreal feline with large eyes and extraordinary climbing ability.
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Small wild cat with spotted coat that inhabits rainforests and dense forests of America.
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Unique semi-aquatic egg-laying mammal with a duck bill and beaver tail.
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Insectivorous mammal covered in horny scales, specialized in eating ants and termites.
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Arboreal mammal with very slow movements that spends most of its time hanging from trees.
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Small insectivorous mammal from Madagascar with spines and striking stripes.
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Large, very fast pelagic fish, subject to one of the most valuable and regulated fisheries in the world.
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Ornamental carp variety bred for its color patterns, very popular in garden ponds.
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Small, very active striped fish, used both in aquariums and in scientific research.
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Marine fish with intense blue color and yellow tail, well known for its appearance in movies.
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Small bottom-dwelling catfish, peaceful and very popular in community aquariums.
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Amazonian cichlid with rounded body and very striking colors, appreciated by advanced hobbyists.
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Small labyrinth fish with vivid colors, appreciated in peaceful community aquariums.
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Small, very prolific tropical fish, famous for the variety of colors and tails in males.
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Hardy livebearer fish, available in many color varieties such as the black molly.
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Small Amazonian fish with intense blue and red colors, very popular in planted aquariums.
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Large and intelligent cichlid, known for its interactive behavior and strong character.
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Fish with intense colors and long fins, very popular in small aquariums.
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Amazonian cichlid with tall body and triangular fins, very popular in large community aquariums.
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Small orange marine fish with white bands, famous for its relationship with sea anemones.
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Characin known for its powerful teeth and reputation as an opportunistic predator.
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Common name for several armored catfish that feed on algae and debris at the bottom.
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The largest fish in the world, a filter-feeding shark that feeds on plankton and small fish.
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Large predatory shark from temperate and cold waters, one of the most famous fish on the planet.
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Active livebearer fish whose male has a characteristic sword-shaped extension on the tail.
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Small arboreal lizard capable of changing from green to brown, common in the southeastern United States.
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Arboreal snake with intense green color and white spots, native to the Amazon.
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Medium-sized caiman associated with wetlands and rivers of the Pantanal basin and surrounding areas.
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Very colorful arboreal chameleon, endemic to Madagascar, with marked color changes.
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Large chameleon with tall casque on the head, native to mountainous arid zones.
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Africa's smallest crocodile, associated with swampy forests and slow-moving waterways.
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Terrestrial lizard from central Australia, adaptable and generally calm-tempered.
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Robust lizard with intense blue-colored tongue that displays as a defensive signal.
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Nocturnal and calm reptile, perfect for beginners in exotic reptiles.
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Large robust gecko with bluish colors and orange spots, known for its powerful vocalization.
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Large herbivorous lizard from American tropical rainforests, frequently seen in trees near water.
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Small African python, famous for curling into a ball when frightened.
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Very slender and arboreal green-colored snake that resembles a vine among vegetation.
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Non-venomous snake with striking banded colors, native to North America.
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Small terrestrial turtle with domed shell, capable of closing almost completely inside it.
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Aquatic turtle with very peculiar appearance, with rough shell and flattened, camouflaged head.
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Arboreal monitor lizard with intense green color, agile and shy, native to humid rainforests.
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