Meet Pira the Mala and her Joey Molly! Malas, also called Rufous hare-wallabies, are nocturnal marsupials which means they sleep during the day and are awake during the night! They lived throughout Central and West Australia, but sadly Malas went extinct in the wild due to habitat loss and predators like foxes. Today, Malas like Pira and Molly are raised and protected in sanctuaries. You can help reintroduce Malas like Pira and Molly to the wild by raising awareness in your community about the threats facing them.
Meet Leo the Baby Cub! Leo and other leopards live across Africa and Asia, and they spend a lot of their time in the tops of trees. In fact, they are the strongest climbers out of all the...
Meet Kit the baby rabbit! Rabbits like Kit can be found on every continent except Antarctica. In fact, there are 29 different species of rabbit! Humans have two sets of teeth that eventually stop...
Say hello to Aza the Fennec Fox! Aza and other fennec foxes like her live across North Africa, and they especially love to live in sandy regions like the Sahara Desert. Fennec foxes are the...
Meet Yaku the Koala and her Joey Wabi! Koalas are a type of mammal called marsupials, and most marsupials like koalas have pouches where their babies develop. Do you like to climb? Climbing is...
Meet Paz the Lynx! Paz lives with other lynxes in Spain and Portugal. Lynxes are named because of the way their eyes reflect light; the word “lynx” means “to shine” in...