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Common Carp

The common carp consumes a broad diet; it uses its pharyngeal teeth that are adapted for crushing different diet items. These teeth...

Baja Blue Rock Lizard

The Baja blue rock lizard is diurnal, meaning it’s active during the day. They can often be seen basking in full sun,...

Mandarinfish

The vibrant colors of this species indicate to other animals that it is dangerous to consume. To make up for the lack...

Spotted Garden Eel

The spotted garden eel lives in a sandy burrow that it digs tail-first. The garden eel then coats the sand walls with...

Pajama Cardinalfish

The pajama cardinalfish has distinctive, brightly colored red eyes.

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Splendid Garden Eel

The splendid garden eel lives in a sandy burrow that it digs tail-first. The garden eel then coats the sand walls with...

Raccoon Butterflyfish

The raccoon butterflyfish gets its name from the black bar on its head that passes through the eyes. Paired with an equally...

Pink Skunk Clownfish

The pink skunk clownfish has a mucus layer on its flesh which protects it from being stung by its host anemone.

Poison Dart Frogs

The Dendrobates species are known for their bright colors, toxicity and complex parental behavior. Poison dart frogs get their name from the...

African Pancake Tortoise

The thin, flat and flexible shell of the African pancake tortoise allows it to swiftly flee danger and hide in rocky crevices...

Motoro Ray

Like many stingray species, motoro rays lie on the bottom of rivers, almost completely covered in sand, and wait for prey.

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King Angelfish

Also known as the passer angelfish, this species pair-bonds during spawning season and the female defends its territory aggressively.