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Procyonidae Americas

Kinkajou

Potos flavus

  • 10 km/h
  • 1.4-4.6 kg
  • 20-25 years
Tropical Rainforest

The kinkajou is a small, arboreal mammal of the Central and South American rainforest canopy, superficially resembling a primate despite being more closely related to…

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Pythonidae Southeast Asia

Reticulated Python

Malayopython reticulatus

  • 1.6 km/h
  • 75-140 kg
  • 20-30 years
Tropical Rainforest

The reticulated python is the world’s longest snake, capable of reaching lengths exceeding 8 metres and strong enough to constrict and swallow prey as large…

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Sun Bear

Helarctos malayanus

  • 48 km/h
  • 27-80 kg
  • 25-30 years
Tropical Rainforest

The sun bear is the smallest and least studied of the world’s eight bear species, found in the dense lowland tropical forests of Southeast Asia…

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Cebidae Americas

Squirrel Monkey

Saimiri sciureus

  • 35 km/h
  • 0.75-1.1 kg
  • 15-20 years
Tropical Rainforest

Squirrel monkeys are small, vivacious primates native to the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. Highly social and perpetually active, they spend their days…

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Cebidae Central & South America

Capuchin Monkey

Cebus capucinus

  • 55 km/h
  • 3–4 kg
  • 15–45 years
Tropical Rainforest

The white-faced capuchin is widely regarded as among the most intelligent of all New World monkeys, known for sophisticated tool use, complex social dynamics, and…

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King Cobra

Ophiophagus hannah

  • 19 km/h
  • 6–12 kg
  • 20 years
Tropical Rainforest

The king cobra is the world’s longest venomous snake, capable of reaching 5.5 meters and delivering enough venom in a single bite to kill an…

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Leaf Insect

Phyllium giganteum

  • 0.5 km/h
  • 4–30 g kg
  • 1–1.5 years
Tropical Rainforest

The giant leaf insect is a master of camouflage, possessing perhaps the most extraordinary leaf mimicry in the animal kingdom. Its flattened green body replicates…

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Tapiridae South America

Tapir

Tapirus terrestris

  • 48 km/h
  • 150–300 kg
  • 25–35 years
Tropical Rainforest

The South American tapir is a large, shy mammal and one of the oldest living mammals on Earth, with ancestors dating back 55 million years.…

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Iguanidae Americas

Iguana

Iguana iguana

  • 21 km/h
  • 4–8 kg
  • 10–20 years
Tropical Rainforest

The green iguana is the largest lizard of the Americas and a magnificent arboreal herbivore that spends most of its life high in the forest…

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Atelidae Americas

Howler Monkey

Alouatta seniculus

  • 17 km/h
  • 4–9 kg
  • 15–20 years
Tropical Rainforest

The red howler monkey holds the distinction of being the loudest land animal on Earth, with calls that carry over 5 kilometers through dense Amazonian…

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Boidae Americas

Boa Constrictor

Boa constrictor

  • 1.6 km/h
  • 10–45 kg
  • 20–30 years
Tropical Rainforest

The boa constrictor is one of the largest snakes in the Western Hemisphere, a supreme ambush predator that dispatches prey not with venom but with…

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Hornbill

Buceros rhinoceros

  • ~46 km/h
  • 2-3 kg
  • 20-35 years
Tropical Rainforest

The rhinoceros hornbill is one of the most spectacular birds of the Bornean and Sumatran rainforests, instantly recognizable by its enormous bright-red and yellow casque…

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