The Oriental Grey Kangaroo can jump eight meters long and two meters high
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The wedge-tailed eagle, Australia's largest predatory bird
Wombats, hiding in burrows during the day and resting at night to feed
Koalas sleep 22 hours a day, in addition to sleeping is eating
Lyre bird, spread tail feathers to attract the opposite sex
Kai's gold spider, netted prey
The hole spider feeds on spiders
Thorn lizards, eat only ants
The Eye-spotted Monitor Lizard, the king of Australian lizards, is two meters and five meters long, and reaches a speed of 40 kilometers per hour, hunting kangaroos
Spiny snake, camouflaged raiding rats
Tasmanian devil, hunting lizards
Echidna, an egg-laying mammal, monotreme
Fantastic Beasts of the Day in Madagascar
Fat-tailed rat lemurs, the only hibernating primate in the world
Ring-tailed lemurs, to the foot of the mountain to feed on fruits and insects
African falcon, hunting lemur cubs
The glossy lemur, the largest and most human-like lemur, jumps among trees and makes a living from leaves
diademed sifaka
King Chameleon
Grey-headed couple parrot
Crown curltail
Brown lemurs
Long-tailed civet cat, hunting lemurs on trees
Cobwebbed turtle
Saka Weaver
Pygmy leaf chameleon
Leopard chameleon
Bamboo lemur
Leaf-tailed geckos
Finger monkeys, tapping their fingers on the trunk of a tree to look for the larvae inside