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Collect the animals of the world, from the common to the lost.
Mammals, birds, reptiles, fish, insects: each card is a real species, with its photo, its size, its weight, its lifespan, its conservation status and an anecdote about its life.
The more a species is threatened in the wild, the rarer its card. Extinct species are the mythic cards. Complete your albums by class, by region of the world or by family.
The start of their anecdote. The theme's other cards are for you to discover in the game.
Bovidae
Syncerus caffer · Near threatened
Males wear a "boss", a fusion of bone that joins their two horns across the forehead. The Swedish naturalist Anders Sparrman first described the African buffalo in 1779. It is the only living species of its genus, which emerged 500,000 to 1 million years ago.
Photo: Paul M Rae (CC BY 2.5)
Mustelidae
Aonyx capensis · Near threatened
"Clawless" is what Aonyx, the genus name of the African clawless otter, means in Greek: its partly webbed feet have no claws. It is the second-largest freshwater otter and probably the third-largest living member of the weasel family, slightly heavier on average than the wolverine and the European badger.
Photo: Ruby 1x2 at English Wikipedia (Public domain)
Ardeidae
Agamia agami · Near threatened
In Brazil the agami heron is sometimes called the 'hummingbird heron' for its unusual colours. The only species in its genus, it has a bill about 15 cm long, extremely long for its size, which lets it strike prey from farther away than similar herons.
Photo: Erisvaldo Almeida (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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