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Mustelidae Global

Weasel

Mustela nivalis

  • 25 km/h
  • 30–250 g kg
  • 1–3 years (wild)
Farmland, Grassland & Woodland Edge

The least weasel is the world’s smallest carnivore and a supremely efficient predator that hunts prey several times its own size. Its elongated, sinuous body…

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Mustelidae Global

Wolverine

Gulo gulo

  • 48 km/h
  • 7–25 kg
  • 5–13 years
Boreal Forest, Tundra & Alpine Zones

The wolverine is the largest land-dwelling mustelid and arguably pound-for-pound the most ferocious predator in the Northern Hemisphere. Inhabiting remote boreal forests and Arctic tundra…

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Corvidae Global

Raven

Corvus corax

  • 48 km/h
  • 0.7–1.7 kg
  • 10–15 years (wild); up to 40 years (captive)
Boreal Forest, Mountains & Tundra

The common raven is the world’s largest passerine and one of the most cognitively sophisticated animals on the planet. Ravens have demonstrated tool use, future…

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Xiphiidae Global

Swordfish

Xiphias gladius

  • 97 km/h
  • 90–650 kg
  • 9–15 years
Open Ocean (Epipelagic & Mesopelagic)

The swordfish is a large, highly migratory predatory fish renowned for its elongated, flattened bill, which can account for a third of its total body…

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Passeridae Global

Sparrow

Passer domesticus

  • 45 km/h
  • 24–39 g kg
  • 3–5 years
Urban & Suburban Areas

The house sparrow is one of the world’s most widespread and familiar birds, having spread from its origins in the Middle East across six continents…

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Tytonidae Global

Barn Owl

Tyto alba

  • 50 km/h
  • 220-710 g kg
  • 4-20 years
Open Farmland

The barn owl is the most widely distributed land bird on Earth, found on every continent except Antarctica. Its heart-shaped facial disc is not decorative…

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Muridae Global

Mouse

Mus musculus

  • 13 km/h
  • 12-30 g kg
  • 1-3 years
Urban & Agricultural

The house mouse is one of the most successful mammals in history, having followed human civilization to every corner of the globe including every inhabited…

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Canidae Global

Wolf

Canis lupus

  • 60 km/h
  • 20-80 kg
  • 6-13 years
Boreal Forest

The gray wolf is the largest wild member of the dog family and one of the most ecologically impactful predators on Earth. Wolves hunt in…

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Formicidae Global

Ant

Formica rufa

  • 3 km/h
  • 1–50 mg kg
  • 1–15 years (varies by caste)
Forest, Grassland, Urban Areas

The red wood ant is one of the largest ant species in Europe and a keystone species of temperate forest ecosystems, constructing mound nests that…

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Ardeidae Global

Egret

Ardea alba

  • 48 km/h
  • 700–1,500 g kg
  • 15–22 years
Wetlands, Marshes, Estuaries

The great egret is a tall, elegant wading bird found on every continent except Antarctica, identifiable by its pure white plumage, yellow dagger-like bill, and…

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Delphinidae Global

Orca

Orcinus orca

  • 56 km/h
  • 3,600–5,400 kg
  • 50–90 years
Open Ocean, Coastal Waters

The orca, or killer whale, is the largest member of the dolphin family and the ocean’s undisputed apex predator. Found in every ocean from the…

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Octopodidae Global

Octopus

Octopus vulgaris

  • 40 km/h (jet)
  • 1-3 kg
  • 1-2 years
Coastal Ocean

The common octopus is one of the most intelligent invertebrates on Earth, capable of problem-solving, tool use, and short-term memory. With three hearts, blue copper-based…

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