
Great Kiskadee
A loud, adaptable tropical flycatcher whose name echoes its ringing kis-ka-dee call.
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A loud, adaptable tropical flycatcher whose name echoes its ringing kis-ka-dee call.

A rounded clump in the Peruvian canopy resolves into long limbs, three hooked claws on every foot, a brown throat, and rain-shedding fur whose grooves host algae.

The best-known blood-feeding mammal is also a highly social bat that shares food with unsuccessful roost-mates.

A broad-headed Neotropical toad carries large toxin glands behind its eyes—an effective defense that makes a curious dog, not a quiet observer, the urgent concern.

A powerful tree-dwelling herbivore that can escape predators by diving from branches directly into water.