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 Greek! It’s important to make sure Paz, his family, and his friends have a home and are safe because lynxes are the world’s most endangered cats. You can help protect lynxes by raising awareness in your community about threats that affect them like habitat loss, water pollution, and illegal hunting.
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...
Meet Moto the Black Rhino! Black rhinos live all across Africa, from Namibia to Kenya. Do you like running? How fast can you run? Don’t challenge Moto to a race, Moto and other black rhinos...
Meet Leki the Chimpanzee! Leki and other chimpanzees like him live in countries all across the continent of Africa. Chimpanzees are one of the four types of great apes. Humans are apes too, so...
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...