Mammals

Pink Fairy Armadillo

The pink fairy armadillo is the tiniest of all armadillo species found throughout the world, first described in 1825 by Richard Harlan. At 13 cm, it

Indri, one of the world’s largest living lemurs, endemic to Madagascar is distinguished by its black and white coat. Pierre Sonnerat, a French n

The red wolf is one of the two wolf species found in the United States, the other being the gray wolf. Recognizable from its namesake red fur, it res

The gerenuk, or the giraffe gazelle or the Waller's gazelle, is one of the most recognizable antelopes in Africa because of its customary long neck a

The vaquita also referred to as "vaquita marina", "Gulf of California porpoise", and "cochito", is the rarest marine mammal in the world, on the verg

Cotton Top Tamarin is easily recognizable from the white fur on top of their head, which looks like cotton. Also referred as "Cotton Headed Tamarin"

The Amur leopard is one of the rarest "big cats" on Earth. Pocock gave it its name in 1930 while researching the leopard specimens collected in a mus

The American Black Bear is among the smallest and heavily distributed bears throughout North America. They have evolved and adapted side-by-side with

The Golden lion tamarin or golden marmoset as alternately called gets its name after the golden on its face and body giving it a lion-like look.