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Bobcat

Lynx rufus

Bobcats may look like larger versions of housecats, but they’re anything but. They adapt well to so many environments and can thrive in deserts, swamps, and urban areas. Solitary animals, they form territories encompassing up to 20 square miles; interacting only for breeding.

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Life in the Forest

CONSERVATION STATUS

Least Concern

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Jaguar

Panthera onca Living in the trees or swimming in waterways, jaguars are well-adapted to the rainforest. Anything is on the jaguar’s menu, from fish…

Prehensile-tailed Skink

Corucia zebrata They are extremely arboreal and use their prehensile tails as they move from branch to branch. Prehensile-tailed skinks are the largest member…

Sunburst Diving Beetle

Thermonectus marmoratus A bubble of air collected and stored under their wings allows these beetles to stay underwater for extended periods. Thanks to flash…

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