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African Pygmy Hedgehog
Did you know the average length of a hedgehog is 7-9 inches but when it rolls into a ball, the animal is about the size of a large grapefruit.
Formosan Termite
Did you know Formosan subterranean termites are the most destructive termites in the Unites States, causing more than $2 billion in damages a year.
Leaf Cutter Ant
Did you know leaf cutter ants have powerful jaws which vibrate a thousand times a second to slice off pieces of leaves that they carry to their underground lair.
Louisiana Pine Snake
Did you know...the Louisiana Pine Snake is one of the rarest snakes in the United States yet they are relatively abundant in Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
Toucan
Did you know toucans are primarily frugivorous—that means fruit eating.
Pink Katydid
Did you know Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium in New Orleans successfully bred extremely rare pink katydids. A real testament to the labor of love that takes place at Audubon's Insect Rearing Facility where the little one's were bred.
Sunburst Diving Beetle
Did you know the Sunburst Diving Beetle looks beautiful but it has a bad taste to their predators!
Green Tree Frog
Did you know green tree frogs are not always green! They can range in color from lime green to bright yellow.
Ferret
Did you know ferrets are energetic, curious and interested in their surroundings. They actively solicit play with humans and have a repertoire of behaviors that can be both endearing and difficult for some owners.
Red-eared Slider
Did you know red-eared sliders get their name from a broad red stripe behind their eye and their habit of sliding off rocks and logs when startled.
Honey Bee
Did you know there can be up to a thousand male honey bees in a hive, but there will only be one queen Honey Bee. Other female honey bees can exist in the same hive but they are sterile.
Amazon Milk Frog
Do you know where milk frogs get their name? Their common name refers to the poisonous, white, milky secretion that this frog releases when threatened.
Blue Surgeonfish
Did you know surgeonfish have one distinctive characteristic—a pair of spines, one on either side of the tail, which are dangerously sharp.
Dead Leaf Mantid
Did you know mantids are convincing mimics of their surroundings, employing magnificent camouflage to their surroundings.
Blue and Gold Macaw
Did you know the majority of macaws are now endangered in the wild with six species already extinct and other species decreasing due to rapid deforestation.
Pygmy Goat
Did you know pygmy goats are good natured and friendly—one of the reasons they can be found as household pets!
Dung Beetle
Did you know dung beetles are known as rollers because they roll dung into spherical balls and use them as a food source or brooding chamber.
Pot-bellied Seahorse
Did you know the eyes of a pot-bellied Seahorse move separately from each other making it easier for them to see food and predators.
Radiated Tortoise
Did you know the Radiated Tortoise is one of the world's rarest tortoises, native only to the southern portion of the island of Madagascar, where they are known as "Sokakes."
Sea Anemone
Did you know sea anemone have feet? Well, you won't see this animal walking along the sandy beach but sea anemone use their foot to attach to rocks or anchor itself in the sand.
Thorny Devil Stick Insect
Did you know Thorny Devil Stick Insects can fake their own death to trick predators, and may shed a limb when trying to get away from an enemy.
Vietnamese Pot-bellied Pig
Did you know Pot-bellied pigs can be easily discerned from other pig breeds by their size and big bellies; they can weigh up to 300 pounds!, upright ears and straight tail.
White-eyed Assasin Bug
Did you know only adult assassin bugs have the white spots on their wings that give this animal its name.
Spot-nosed Guenon
Isn't she cute!  The spot-nosed guenon gets its name from the white oval patch on its nose.