is for Australian Bush Turkey

Animalia - Chordata - Aves - Galliformes - Megapodiidae - Alectura - A. Lathami

Bush turkey eggs are a favorite food of Goannas snakes

Red List Status: Least Concern

Support: Feathers --- Protection: Talons --- Movement: Wings

Digestion: Feeds on Insects, seeds and fallen fruits

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Black Skimmer

Animalia - Chordata - Aves - Charadriiformes - Laridae - Rynchops - R. niger

Black skimmers have vertical pupils to protect its eyes from the sun

Red List Status: Least Concern

Support: Webbed feet --- Protection: Beak --- Movement: Wings

Digestion: Feeds on small fish such as minnow, killfish and shrimp

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Crocus Giant Clam

Animalia - Mollusca - Bivalvia - Veneroida - Cardiidae - Tridacniae - Tridacna - T. crocea

Crocus giant clam is the largest sessile clam in the world

Red List Status: Least Concern

Support: Coloration --- Protection: Shell --- Movement: Sessile

Digestion: Feeds on plankton floating in the water

Reproduction: Asexual, Viviparous, and Internal Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Danae Crab

Animalia - Arthrpoda - Crustacea - Malacostraca - Decapoda - Brachyura - Portunidae - Callinectes - C. Danae

Danae crabs are one of 4500 different crab species

Red List Status: Near Threatened

Support: Claws --- Protection: Shell --- Movement: 6- Legs

Digestion: Feeds mainly on algae and worms

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Eastern Ghost Frog

Animalia - Chordata - Amphibia - Anura - Heleophrynidae - Heleophryne - H. orientalis

Eastern ghost frogs are rare due to their habitat in fast moving streams

Red List Status: Criticle

Support: Strong Legs --- Protection: Mobility --- Movement: Suction toes

Digestion: Feeds on insects such as crickets and flies

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviviparous, and Internal Fertilization

Homeostasis: Poikilothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Funnel Web Spider

Animalia - Arthropoda - Arachnida - Araneae - Atracidae - Atrax - A. robustus

Funnel webbed spiders have black to dark brown legs

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Inner shell --- Protection: Fangs --- Movement: 8 Legs

Digestion: Uses webs to catch prey such as flies

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Open Circulation

is for Geoduck

Animalia - Mollusca - Bibalvia - Myoda - Hiatellidae - Panopea - P. generosa

Geoducks walk with their tongue

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Muscular --- Protection: Shell --- Movement: Tongue

Digestion: Feeds on plankton flowing through the water

Reproduction: Asexual, Viviparous, and Internal Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Hairy Scorpionfish

Animalia - Chordata - Actinopterygii - Scorpaeniformes - Scorpaenidae - Hadrurus - H. arizonensis

Scorpion fish can change their color to surrounding objects

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Skeleton --- Protection: Poisonous --- Movement: Fins

Digestion: Feeds on smaller fish and other crustaceans

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Ircinia Felix

Animalia - Porifera - Demospongiae - Dictyoceratida - Irciniidae - Ircinia - Ircinia felix

Ircinia felix is one of the most common sponges found in Bermuda

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Rugged --- Protection: Rough --- Movement: Sessile

Digestion: Filters water and eats plankton that was filtered

Reproduction: Asexual, Viviparous, and Internal Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Jerusalem Cricket

Animalia - Arthropoda - Insecta - Orthoptera - Stenopelmatidae - Stenopelmatus - Fuscus

Jerusalem Crickets have a brown color with a cream colored belly

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Antenna --- Protection: Spikes --- Movement: 8 Legs

Digestion: Feeds on fruits, vegetables and meats

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Open Circulation

is for Keeled Earth Snake

Animalia - Chordata - Reptilia - Squamata - Serpentes - Colubridae - Virginia - V. valeriae

Keeled earth snakes are either brown, gray, olive green, or red

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Full body spine --- Protection: Fangs --- Movement: Gliding

Digestion: Feeds on small animals such as mice, birds or even eggs

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Lindas Flatworm

Animalia - Platyhelminthes - Turbellaria - Polycladida - Pseudocerotidae - Pseudoceros - P. lindae

Linda's flatworm can glide over the surface of water with its hair

Red List Status: Least Concerned

Support: Coloration --- Protection: Infectious --- Movement: Gliding

Digestion: Feeds on dead animals mainly in water

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviviparous, and Internal Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Open Circulation

is for Macaroni Penguin

Animalia - Chordata - Aves - Sphenisciformes - Spheniscidae - Eudyptes - E. chrysolophus

Macaroni Penguins can travel over 6,000 miles in the Indian Ocean

Red List Status: Vulnerable

Support: Internal heat --- Protection: Beak --- Movement: Flippers and feet

Digestion: Feeds on small fish in the ocean

Reproduction: Sexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Nervous Shark

Animalia - Chordata - Chondrichthyes - Carcharhiniformes - Carcharhinidae - Carcharhinus - C. cautus

Nervous Sharks use their jaws to feed on living whale blubber

Red List Status: Data Deficient

Support: Internal Skeleton -- Protection: Jaws -- Movement: Fins & Flippers

Digestion: Feeds on small fish such as silversides, wrasses, and grunters

Reproduction: Sexual, Viparous, and Internal Fertilization

Homeostasis: Ectothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation

is for Orb Weavers

Animalia - Arthropoda - Chelicerata - Arachnida - Araneae - Araneidae - Araneus

Orb Weavers build new webs each day

Red List Status: Least Concern

Support: Exoskeleton -- Protection: Fangs -- Movement: 8 Legs

Digestion: Feed on insects they trap such as flies

Reproduction: Asexual, Viparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Homeothermic

Internal Fluids: Open Circulation

is for Palolo Worm

Animalia - Annelida - Polychaeta - Eunicida - Eunicidae - Palola - P. viridis

Palolo Worm lives in coral reefs

Red List Status: Data Deficient

Support: Internal structures -- Protection: Size -- Movement: Gliding

Digestion: Feeds on bacteria in water such as plankton

Reproduction: Asexual, Oviparous, and External Fertilization

Homeostasis: Endothermic and Heterothermic

Internal Fluids: Closed Circulation