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Last updated: September 5, 2023

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Skink

Small lizard, often with smooth scales and small or no legs

Nudibranch

Soft-bodied, marine gastropod known for its intricate patterns

Babirusa

Indonesian wild-pig with prominent, curved, upper tusks

Gerenuk

Slender, long-necked, antelope found in East Africa

Echidna

Egg-laying spiny anteater, native to Australia

Yapok

Water opposum, native to central and south America

Pangolin

The only mammal to be covered in scales

Colugo

Tree-dwelling gliding mammal, native to Southeast Asia

Mata mata

Freshwater turtle found in South America

Jabiru

Large stork found in wetlands in Central and South America.

Narwhal

Toothed whale that possesses a large tusk

Dickcissel

Small bird from the prairies of the midwestern USA

Markhor

Large, spiral-horned goat, national animal of Pakistan.

Smew

Small migratory diving duck of northern Eurasia

Tenrec

Small, insectivorous mammal, native to Madagascar

Basilisk

Iguana-like forest lizard from tropical North and South America

Lumpsucker

Small ball-like fish with a sucker used to stick on to rocks

Giant wētā

Giant flightless cricket, endemic to New Zealand

Hoatzin

Tropical bird found in the Amazon swamps and Orinoco basin

Coelacanth

Ancient lobe-finned fish, thought of as a 'living fossil'

Axolotl

Salamander that retains larval features throughout its life

Solenodon

Venomous, nocturnal, burrowing, insectivorous mammal

Aye-aye

Nocturnal, long fingered, lemur from Madagascar

Fossa

Cat-like carnivore and top predator native to Madagascar

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