Spider Monkey
Ateles geoffroyi
- 55 km/h (swinging)
- 6–9 kg
- 22–27 years
Geoffroy’s spider monkey is one of the largest primates in the Americas and a master of the forest canopy, using its remarkably prehensile tail —…
ExploreJumping Spider
Phidippus regius
- 0.5 km/h
- 0.5-2 g kg
- 1-3 years
The regal jumping spider is one of the largest and most charismatic members of the Salticidae family, renowned for its extraordinary vision and bold, curious…
ExploreSea Urchin
Strongylocentrotus purpuratus
- 0.2 km/h
- 50-100 g kg
- 20-200 years
The purple sea urchin is a keystone species of the Pacific kelp forest ecosystem, capable of both maintaining healthy kelp through grazing and, when populations…
ExploreCoral Snake
Micrurus fulvius
- 4 km/h
- 150-200 g kg
- 7-10 years
The eastern coral snake is one of North America’s most venomous serpents, a member of the elapid family that includes cobras and mambas. Its vivid…
ExploreMonarch Butterfly
Danaus plexippus
- 35 km/h
- 0.27-0.75 g kg
- 2-6 weeks (summer); 6-8 months (migratory) yrs
The monarch butterfly undertakes one of the most remarkable animal migrations on Earth — a multi-generational journey of up to 5,000 kilometres between breeding grounds…
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