Wildlife Fact Sheet: Bonobo
About me Along with our chimpanzee relatives, we’re the closest living relatives to you humans, and we share 98.7% of the same DNA as you. We’re smart, social, and strategic…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Howler monkeys
About me You can probably guess how we got our name: IT’S BECAUSE OF OUR LOUD VOICES! …sorry, too loud? Because of the way we call to each other, you…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Jaguar
About me I can sprint at car-like speeds, crush skulls with my bite, I can climb, swim, jump… is there anything I can’t do? My sleek, intimidating form and distinctive,…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Hyacinth macaw
About me Not to brag, but I’m the largest flying parrot in the world — and I’ve got a pretty big voice too — you can actually hear me from…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Capybara
About me Did someone say “largest living rodent?” That’s us! Fast and friendly, we’re a pretty common animal in South America. But because our habitat is dwindling and drying up,…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Bornean Orangutan
About me I can live up to 40 years in the wild if humans don’t cut down my home. Male Bornean Orangutans have those signature cheek pads that make us…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Sumatran Elephant
About me I’m one of the three Asian elephant subspecies — but I’m the smallest and I’m particularly endangered. If my habitat is intact, I can live up to 60…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Sumatran Orangutan
About me Orangutan means “forest people” in Malay — I mean, technically, we’re primates, but we share a lot of traits with you. We’re highly social and intelligent, and we…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Sumatran Rhinoceros
About me I’m the smallest of the five rhino species that exist on Earth today. That’s probably because a) I’m an island species (those always tend to be on the…
Wildlife Fact Sheet: Sumatran Tiger
About me I love our little island – so much that I developed into a subspecies from all other tigers, and adapted to this special forest environment by becoming the…
