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On the river predators can appear from any direction, above or below the water; Crocodiles and monster Catfish lurk in the waters red with mud whilst birds of prey and big cats prowl the banks. You've got to be tough to make it in this habitat. Many rainforest creatures are big and toothy but sometimes it's the smallest and most harmless. Looking animals which can pack the deadliest punch!

Otter Feeding At Rainforest

Creatures

Green Frog

Tropical Rainforest

Are you ready for a jungle adventure? Let's go! Experience what life is like beneath the tropical treetops. Winding through the roots and tree trunks, Rainforest Rivers are home to a host of weird…

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Bearded Dragon

Bearded Dragon

Bearded Dragonห have spiny scales underneath their necks. These scales puff out looking like a beard while opening their mouths when threatened or as a defense mechanism towards predators

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Dart Frog

Poison Dart Frog

These beautiful little creatures, native to Central and South America, are like brightly coloured jewels bouncing amongst the foliage.

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Arapaima

Arapaima

Arapaima One of the biggest freshwater species with a special breathing organ that helps them survive through dry season. This species feed on fish and small animals.

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Otter

Short Clawed Otter Smart

Short Clawed Otter Smart, funny and quick on both land and water.They look after their pups until they reach adulthood. Otters mainly feed on fish and aquatic animals

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Big Fish

Tropical Rainforest are notoriously full of BIG freshwater fish and we have plenty of these in Rainforests of the World.

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Leopard Tortoise

The Leopard tortoise is the fourth largest species of tortoise in the world. The carapace is high and domed with steep, almost vertical sides. Juveniles and young adults are attractively marked with…

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