This bird’s population is threatened by habitat loss, crop pest persecution, and the pet trade. Endemic to Bolivia, is has been adopted as a symbol of national…
mountains of Bolivia DietSeeds, nuts, fruits, grasses Puna ibis Yellow-headed amazon
The red footed tortoise is a species native to South America. They can be identified by the brightly colored red spots on the ends of their legs.
Native habitat Savannah and forest of areas around Amazon Basin DietPlants, flowers
With a long neck and long legs, the white-faced whistling duck somewhat resembles a goose. Known for being noisy, aside from not looking like the typical duck…
and South America DietGrasses, seeds, and aquatic invertebrates Yellow-headed amazon
The Argentine ruddy duck is a small, stout diving duck with a stiff tail and striking plumage—males feature a bright blue bill and chestnut body.
America DietAquatic insects, crustaceans, and other invertebrates Yellow-headed amazon
The three-striped dart frog is unusually large for a dart frog. In addition to its distinctive stripes, perhaps is next most distinctive feature is a lack of…
Native habitat Forests and Wetlands of Northern South America and the Amazon Basin
Caecilians are the least familiar group of amphibians. Although it is an air breather, the Kaup’s caecilian lives in the water and rarely surfaces.
Native habitat Fresh water river systems of the Amazon and Orinoco rivers DietEarthworms
Native to the tropical forests of South America, the spectacled owl is known for its distinctive white facial markings that give the appearance of glasses…
long Native habitat Tropical rainforests of Areas of Southern Mexico through the Amazon
Squirrel monkeys live in groups of up to 300. Female squirrel monkeys form strong social bonds. Each female has one other female with whom she remains in close…
Body size1-2 lbs. 26-36 cm tall Native habitat Tropical rainforest of northern Amazon
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Learn all about the Species Survival Plan in this Bitesize Bonus episode of the Sedgwick County ZooCast. VIGNETTE (00:00) EMILY BISHOP: Since the late 90s…
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