Species Overview:
Common Name: Glass Frog
Scientific Name: Centrolenidae
Region: South America
Physical Description: A small frog with translucent skin, allowing visibility of internal organs.
Glass Frog
Scientific Name: Centrolenidae
Behavior and Ecology: Typically found near streams in rainforests, these frogs lay eggs on leaves overhanging water.
Conservation Status: Various species range from Least Concern to Critically Endangered due to habitat loss.
Interesting Facts: Their transparent bellies reveal their beating hearts and other organs.
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Species Overview:
Common Name: Titi Monkey
Scientific Name: Plecturocebus
Region: South America
Physical Description: Small monkeys with long, bushy tails, often found in pairs or small family groups.
Titi Monkey
Scientific Name: Plecturocebus
Behavior and Ecology: They live in dense forests and are monogamous, with both parents caring for offspring.
Conservation Status: Varies by species, but habitat loss due to deforestation is a major threat.
Interesting Facts: Titi monkeys are known for their complex vocalizations and affectionate behavior towards mates.
Species Overview:
Common Name: Glaucous Macaw
Scientific Name: Anodorhynchus glaucus
Region: South America
Physical Description: A large parrot with bright blue feathers, now considered critically endangered or extinct in the wild.
Glaucous Macaw
Scientific Name: Anodorhynchus glaucus
Behavior and Ecology: Historically inhabited the woodlands and palm groves of South America, now likely extinct in the wild.
Conservation Status: Critically Endangered/Extinct. Habitat destruction and pet trade contributed to their decline.
Interesting Facts: Last confirmed sightings were in the 1960s, with unverified reports since.
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