Wildlife Selection Put into place Lions
Savuti Chobe NP - Botswana A male lion asserts his dominance over a female found feeding on a Buffalo that had been killed by him and his two brothers More Lions european Bee-eater Leukerfeld
Valais - Switzerland There are 27 species of Bee-eaters. Most are found in Africa and some in Asia. Europe and Australia have one single species each.

Bee-eaters live in complex social structures and most of them are monogamous. More Bee-eaters Komodo Dragon Varanus komodoensis
Komodo NP - Indonesia At up to 3 m and 80 kg, these endemic monitor lizards are the largest lizards on earth.

In absence of males, females can reproduce asexually by parthenogenesis. More Dragons Hanging out Tanjung Puting NP
Borneo - Indonesia Common Kingfisher La Sauge
Vaud - Switzerland Details Text Northern Harrier Circle B Bar
Florida - USA Tiger Shark
Tiger Beach - Bahamas Tiger Sharks can get more than 5 m long and weigh over 800 kg. With their serrated teeth, they are able to get through the shields of sea turtles. Sleeping like a rock Sea Lion
Galapagos - Ecuador Details Text Shaking it off Royal Tern
Florida - USA Acute Sensing Polar Bear
Wapusk NP - Manitoba, CAN Polar Bears can smell seals from more than 1 km away. They are considered marine animals since they spend the majority of their time out on the frozen sea hunting for seals. More Manitoba Reflections Yacare Cayman
Pantanal - Brazil Details Text Yellow Eyes Cat
Porto - Portugal Details Text Leopard Camouflage Kwando Concession
Linyanti - Botswana Highly adaptable to a wide range of habitats, Leopards are found from sub-saharan Africa to northeast Asia, Russia, China, Malaysia and beyond in rain-forests, deserts, grasslands and on mountains - even cities. More Leopards Carnivorous Cup Nepenthes Mirabilis
Bako NP - Sarawak, MYS The cups emerge from the tip of leaves and often wrap around small branches.

They contain a viscoelastic fluid that is particularly effective with trapping winged insects. Spotted Orbweaver Circle B Bar
Florida - USA The Galapagos Pelican is said to be an endemic sub-species of the more common brown pelican. Marine Iguana Santa Cruz
Galapagos - Ecuador Endemic to the Galapagos, these Iguanas can hold their breath for up to 40 mins when diving for seaweed and algae. Special glands allow them to sneeze out excess seawater salt. More Marine Iguanas Exotic Beauty Isola di Brissago
Ticino - Switzerland Great Hammerhead
Bimini - Bahamas Great Hammerheads can grow to over 6 m long and weigh more than 450 kg. The form of the head is thought to allow them to have better sensory perception. Sundown Cheetah
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