JOB ALVARADO

SAKI MONKEY

• Scientific Name: Pithecia Pithecia
• Description: Body length is 12-16 inches. Adult weight is 4-5 lbs
• Adaptation: While bird-like chirps are the most common form of communication, aggression is displayed by body-shaking, arched posture and loud growls.
• Habitat: Canopy layer of the Amazon Rainforest, Brazil, French Guiana
• Diet: Fruit, flowers, leaves, small insects

SAKI MONKEY

• Status: Not Evaluated by the IUCN Red List "Not In Danger"
• Interesting Fact : Travels alone or in a small group .
• Observation: The Saki Monkey wasn't there to make any observations
• Did You know Tha??????????
• While they are primarily frugivores (fruit eaters), white-faced saki monkeys will eat flowers, birds, bats and small mammals. These diurnal monkey are shy by nature and extremely quick, leaping between branches in a manner that has earned them the nickname "flying monkeys." Small families of parents and offspring are most common. They stay in touch with chirping sounds.

BURROWING OWL

• Scientific Name : Speotyto Canicularia
• Description: Facial disc is pale brownish with prominent white eyebrows
• Adaptation: Hunting at Night, while he has the advantage !!
• Habitat: Open habitats, grassland, treeless blains, Savanna Desert
• Diet : Insects, small mammals, amphibians, reptile

BURROWING OWL

• Status : Least Concern by the IUCN Red List
• Interesting Fact: Burrowing owl May peruse their pray on foot
• Observation : The Burrowing owl would just stand there and turn his
• Head side to side and would make owl noises, I thought it was kinda
• Freaky and scary.

POLKA DOT RAY

• Scientific name : Potamotrygon Leopoldi
• Description: Hard to describe but, like a "roundish Mantle " with white dots and a tail
• Adaptation : Variety of biotopes sand bunks, shallow of major rivers
• Habitat : In mod or sand
• Diet : Carnivorous ; frozen or live food

POLKA DOT RAY

• Status: Not in Danger
• Interesting Fact: Large females can measure up too 24"//60 Cm
• Observation : Well when I first saw it I couldn't find it it was just good
• Camouflage and hidden but it lifted above the sand and it was big
• And roundish and swims fast!!!

JAPANESE SPIDER CRAB

• Scientific name : Macrocheria Kaempferi
• Description: 44Lbs (20kg),males are lager then females, they have large claws,
• Adaptation : Aggressive
• Habitat: Seabed in the Pacific Ocean around Japan. (Depths160-2000ft)
• Diet : Omnivore consuming both plant matter and animals.

JAPANESE SPIDER CRAB

• Status : Not evaluated by the IUCN Red List
• Interesting Facts : Largest known arthropods group of animals(crabs,shrimp,insects,etc)
• Observation : It was humongous, big, scary, like if it was out of a scary movie!! 8
• 8 legs and a combination of a spider and a crab SCARY!!

SPOTTED MORAL EEL

• Scientific Name : Gymnothorax Moringa
• Description: Weight 2.51kg, measures up to 2m length
• Adaptation : tropical waters in the western Atlantic from North Carolina
• Habitat : found in depths from 0-200cm, in Gulf of Mexico & Caribbean
• Diet : feed on fish and crusts oceans

SPOTTED MORAL ELL

• Status: Not evaluated by the IUCN Red List
• Interesting Fact : fertilize their eggs externally in open waters
• Observation: looked Scary but Bad A** swims pretty fast

RED EYED TREE FROG

• Scientific name : Agalychinis Callidryas
• Description: Bright color of green with blue & yellow stripped sides, orange toes
• Adaptation : notable adaptations
• Habitat : Ponds, streams, and rivers
• Diet : Fly's, moth, grasshoppers, and small frogs

RED EYED TREE FROG

• Status : not considered threatened in their natural enviroment
• Interesting Fact : Come from rainforest of Costa Rica in Central America
• Observation : Freaky with red eyes but cool , when I saw it would just stay in
• In one place and looked ant me and wouldn't move at all

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